HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW

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Andy De Silva

The hotel industry is constantly in flux with the ever-changing needs and desires of guests, advancements towards smart technology and transformations in our world. This article explores how efforts towards sustainability lead the way in establishing a new operational landscape, as hospitality as a whole makes a global concerted effort to help our environment, and that working collaboratively is essential. READ MORE

Kara Freedman

Discover the future of hospitality marketing in 2024 with four compelling trends that seamlessly blend industry initiatives and guest interests. Uncover how hotels are set to redefine the guest experience by collaborating with local businesses, offering unique, culturally enriching adventures. Embrace innovation and authenticity, as 2024 promises a transformative era in hospitality marketing, catering to the evolving preferences of discerning travelers. READ MORE

Carrie Trimble

Global consumer preferences and values are shifting to be more deliberate. Travelers are interested in sustainable options that connect them to the destination and would prefer a few high-quality purchases instead of a larger quantity of lower quality options. Savvy hoteliers can tailor their amenities and service options to fit the current values of leisure and business travelers. READ MORE

Shivan Perera

Hoteliers may see an increase in available capital in 2024, much of it from private credit lenders. Lenders can channel new originations towards hotels due to the advantageous cap rates and continued robust operating performance. In this setting, hoteliers should consider exploring tailored, alternative financing options. Regarding term loans, as banks pull back, CMBS is still a viable option. READ MORE

Jacqueline Voronov

In today's interconnected world, social media is integral in our daily lives, transforming communication and impacting the workplace. Employees now use social media platforms for sharing thoughts, engaging with colleagues and even representing their employers. This article explores the legal implications of employees' use of social media, addressing issues such as privacy, free speech, harassment and intellectual property rights. READ MORE

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