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Jennifer Nagy

Use your personal LinkedIn profile to boost your visibility and credibility with potential hotel clients, while increasing your company's visibility and leadership position in the industry. Here are the 6 steps you need to take today to start building your personal brand on LinkedIn, to put yourself, your company and your product/service front and center in the minds of potential customers. READ MORE

Shivan Perera

As 2025 approaches, the hotel industry faces a wave of maturing debt amid rising cap rates and delayed property improvements. With traditional bank financing tightening, private lenders emerge as key players. This shift presents both opportunities and challenges for hotel owners and investors. Understanding the pros and cons of each financing option becomes crucial for navigating the evolving market landscape. READ MORE

Carrie Trimble

The first generation of digital natives--Gen Z--join Millennials as the biggest target market of business travelers. With a combination of global awareness and digital presence, Gen Z travelers creates travel itineraries designed to mix social media-ready photo opportunities and travel vendors that support for sustainable development. That mix provides hoteliers guidance on how to accommodate these guests through the ways they differ from previous generations. READ MORE

Chintan Dadhich

In the dynamic world of hospitality, adaptability is no longer a luxury-it's a necessity. At Conrad New York Downtown, we pride ourselves on staying ahead of trends and crafting innovative solutions for our guests' ever-evolving needs so they can feel comfortable during their stay. Adaptive meeting spaces is a cornerstone for hotels delivering modern hospitality. READ MORE

Seth  Skiles

The hospitality industry faces increasing cybersecurity threats due to the vast amounts of sensitive guest data it holds. High-profile breaches underscore the need for comprehensive safeguards. Hotels must prioritize data mapping, incident response planning, encryption, and continuous monitoring. Implementing cyber insurance, fostering leadership accountability, and maintaining transparent communication are essential to mitigate risks and sustain guest trust. READ MORE

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