HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW

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Rod Clough, MAI

Extended-stay hotels are popular with owners and developers who prefer properties that typically experience less volatility and rely less on seasonal demand or on demand surges related to area events. While owners and operators have realized declines in both occupancy and average daily rate (ADR) this year, the mid-rate and economy extended-stay hotels have significantly outperformed the transient- and group-focused hotels. READ MORE

Joshua Zinder

The ways in which guests think of safety and cleanliness have been altered irrevocably by the global pandemic. As health considerations move to the fore of planning priorities for owners and operators, partnerships with architects, interior designers and other consultants can help secure the future of the brand image by integrating public health strategy with techniques and methods that focus on guest experience. READ MORE

Lawrence Adams

A successful mixed-use development usually includes a number of complementary uses such as retail, residential, office buildings, theaters and hotels. Each component of the development must benefit from its inclusion in the overall project and profit from its interaction with the other uses. COVID has accentuated the co-dependent dynamic and is giving new importance to the notion of don't put all your eggs in one basket. READ MORE

Ruben Mejia

As COVID-19 continues to impact the hospitality industry, hotels can expand on four initiatives to adapt to modern times. Contactless options, technology developments, green advancements, and long-lasting cleaning protocols should be considered as hotels reevaluate the customer's experience. In this article, Ruben Mejia will review these four topics and how each can apply to fitness offerings at hotels. READ MORE

Scott  Watson

Industry-specific mobile applications are transforming the way hoteliers manage property portfolios and day-to-day operations. Apps, alerts and mobile communications offer hoteliers remote and secure access to key business data, allowing them to work from anywhere while staying connected in real time. Making back office technology available through mobile devices, hoteliers can save valuable time and boost bottom lines through streamlined operations and powerful data management READ MORE

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