HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW

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Simon Hudson

Golf communities may not be news right now, but one enterprising company is breathing new life into the concept. As well as selling a variety of home lots and providing a club house, restaurant, pools and activities, Clear Creek Tahoe in Nevada is adding five-star hospitality, a hotel attitude to facilities and service, and the added wow factor of providing a boating and ski lodge at Lake Tahoe, half an hour away. READ MORE

Camille Hoheb

In this article, we explore wellness tourism and how the hospitality industry as a whole can better leverage wellness to maximize revenue. A new perspective and one that comprehensively addresses the domains of wellness can offer significant insights into maximizing hotel spa revenue by creating better products, experiences, and promotions. Further, research is introduced from Wellness Tourism Worldwide including PEACE, an acronym that frames the wellness traveler experience as both a mental process and as an outcome,. Other hospitality consultants weigh in on the subject. READ MORE

Vanessa Viadero

The word deprivation is defined as the state of being kept from possessing, enjoying, or using something – the state of being deprived. The word remains stigmatized by most, especially when referring to taking something away our basic senses. However, Sensory deprivation, or REST (Restricted Environmental Stimulation Therapy) has more benefits than it name portrays – from deep relaxation and improved serotonin levels to relieving chronic pain to promoting healing and energizing your skin and immune system, nothingness is the new everything. Floatation is part therapy, part meditation, part transcendence and all relaxation. Classically known as sensory deprivation, floatation therapy is suitable for everyone. READ MORE

Ann Brown

In today's world, we're connected in ways we've never been before. Our smartphones, tablets and laptops are great for building community and promoting businesses, but that constant connection brings high levels of stress - and our bodies are paying the price. Overexposure to environmental toxins exhausts us mentally, drains us physically and throws off our natural frequencies. By harnessing the healing properties of pure Himalayan salt in skillfully designed ways, hotels and spas, epitomized as places of rest and relaxation, can deliver the rebalancing our clients need and the calm they crave. READ MORE

Jason Bramhall VI

Hospitality procurement involves significantly more than on-time and under-budget deliveries. In fact, a better way to describe what a procurement professional does is that they orchestrate an intensive and multifaceted process with an incredible amount moving parts at a given time. Because of the complexity and artistry involved in the processes that procurement teams utilize, there can be some uncertainty about what it is that they exactly do. Perhaps best known for on-time deliveries and transparent pricing, the reality of procurement is that team members engage themselves in much more creative, fluid and proactive roles throughout the entire design process. READ MORE

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