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Laurel Tiedeman

Pop-up events offer hotels and restaurants an innovative strategy to boost foot traffic and engage customers. These limited-time experiences capitalize on trends and cultural moments, creating Instagram-worthy spaces with unique F&B offerings. Successful pop-ups require careful planning, creative themes and strategic partnerships. By attracting diverse clientele and generating buzz, businesses can convert one-time visitors into long-term customers and gain valuable insights for future operations and brand development. READ MORE

Simon  Saunders

Wellness facilities, services, and amenities can significantly enhance overall revenue generation and profitability at hotels-if chosen wisely. In this article, we explore key factors that investors, developers, and operators should consider when selecting suitable wellness features. We also delve into specific wellness offerings that can deliver the highest returns on investment, helping stakeholders make strategic and profitable decisions. READ MORE

Maliha Aqeel

Sustainability storytelling influences how key stakeholders perceive your brand. By being transparent, authentic and purpose-driven in your communications, you can build trust, foster loyalty, and enhance your brand's reputation, all while contributing to a more sustainable future. This article explores how hospitality brands can communicate meaningfully about their sustainability initiatives using a human-first approach to brand storytelling. READ MORE

Andy De Silva

Today's customer has clear expectations of what a luxury hotel experience should look like. But how does a luxury hotel maintain that distinct level of quality that their guests expect when adding sustainability to the mix? Learn about the multiple options luxury hotels can pursue to ensure that sustainability is integrated seamlessly without sacrificing quality. READ MORE

Paul McElroy

The city of Honolulu has roughly the same population as Pittsburgh. But-until earlier this year-it was lacking for downtown hotel options, since the vast majority of the island's hospitality offerings are situated in beachfront Waikiki. Now travelers and hotel companies are looking at downtown Honolulu with fresh eyes-and successful developments in Honolulu's urban core offer a lesson for forward-thinking hoteliers. READ MORE

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