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Breaking Up Is Hard to Do: How to End Tech Vendor Relationships Without Breaking Your Business

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  • 27 May 2025
💻 Between 2020 and 2023, Ivar’s and Kidd Valley Restaurants, led by Patrick Yearout, severed ties with 11 vendors. During the 2025 National Restaurant Association Show, Yearout shared insights on ending vendor relationships, emphasizing documentation, cross-departmental reviews, and professional breakups. Key steps include spotting early issues, planning data migration, and communicating changes. This strategic approach protects brands and ensures technology aligns with evolving business needs.
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Verge Management Selects TPG Hotels & Resorts to Manage Portfolio of Marriott Select Service Hotels

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  • 27 May 2025
🏨 TPG Hotels & Resorts, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, will manage five Marriott-branded select service hotels in Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas, as announced in May 2025. The partnership with Verge Management LLC expands TPG's presence in the south-central U.S., focusing on operational excellence and asset performance. This collaboration aims to enhance Verge Management's hospitality investments, leveraging TPG's industry expertise.
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TPG adds five Marriott-branded hotels to management portfolio

  • Denis Stackeusky
  • 27 May 2025
🏨 TPG Hotels & Resorts will manage five Marriott-branded select-service hotels in Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas, expanding its south-central U.S. footprint. Verge Management chose TPG for their deep industry reputation and expertise. Tim Muir, TPG's CDO, highlights shared operational excellence. Malik Kheraj, President of Verge, anticipates strengthened investments. TPG, one of the nation's largest hospitality firms, manages various properties under brands like Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, and IHG, aiming to enhance hotel performance and guest satisfaction.
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The Letter That Turned a Young Dishwasher into a Hospitality Leader – Walter Isenberg, Sage Hospitality Group

  • Josiah Mackenzie
  • 27 May 2025
📚 Walter started working in the hospitality industry at age 14 in Kansas City as a dishwasher, inspired by Carlos Pena and Phil Pastelli. Pena, a maitre d' and immigrant, encouraged him to attend Cornell University for hospitality. In 1974-75, Pastelli, a key figure in the hotel industry and an alumnus of Cornell, wrote a recommendation letter for Walter, which was crucial for his admission. This support significantly shaped Walter's career trajectory, highlighting the impact of mentorship.
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Guest experience reimagined

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  • 26 May 2025
📱 Beaumier CEO Billy Skelli-Cohen discusses evolving hospitality trends on May 26, 2025. Over 20 years, guest experiences shifted from standardized luxury to personal, guest-led journeys. Exceptional service arises from empowered staff, highlighting the need for a culture of curiosity and emotional intelligence. Locations contribute naturally to experiences, while AI should enhance, not replace, human touch. Beaumier prioritizes authenticity and flexibility, allowing guests to craft meaningful experiences. Listen further on the Hospitality Daily podcast.
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Rethinking the Guest Journey: Empowered, Flexible, Human – Billy Skelli-Cohen, Beaumier

  • Josiah Mackenzie
  • 25 May 2025
🏖️ 2025, the French Riviera: Billy of Beaumier emphasizes guest experience evolution over two decades. Hotels must allow guests to craft personal experiences without prescription. At Les Roches Rouges, flexibility in service is key, accommodating diverse guest needs. The focus is on staff happiness, as it directly influences guest experiences. A notable past shortfall was a rigid arrival process in Mauritius. Unexpected, genuine gestures, like a staff member playing football with a child, create memorable moments.
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CHEF MAURILIO’S GUIDE TO SEASONAL ASPARAGUS

  • Sophie Weir
  • 25 May 2025
🌶 In spring 2023, Chef Maurilio Molteni of TOZI Victoria, London, highlights British asparagus, crafting it into stocks, pastas, and dishes to reduce waste. Techniques include blanching in salted water and refreshing in ice water. Popular asparagus recipes feature salads with quail eggs and truffle, tagliolini, and deep-fried with truffle mayo. Located at 8 Gillingham Street, Pimlico, TOZI maintains its original team since opening over a decade ago.
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Inside hospitality management companies: who runs the world’s top hotels?

  • Chad Harwood-Jones
  • 24 May 2025
🏨 Global hospitality leaders like Marriott International, Hilton Worldwide, and IHG Hotels & Resorts manage thousands of hotels, ensuring consistent brand standards and leveraging centralized systems. Luxury-focused firms such as Aman Resorts and The Dorchester Collection prioritize high-touch experiences with fewer properties. Independent operators like Aimbridge Hospitality emphasize unique, locally inspired stays. Management styles vary: franchises offer owner control, while contracts and independent management allow for flexible approaches, all aiming to meet guest expectations and maintain brand identity.
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Strategy Meets Soul: Leading with Both Sides of the Brain – Billy Skelli-Cohen, Beaumier

  • Josiah Mackenzie
  • 24 May 2025
🏨 Billy, CEO of Beaumier Hotels, blends design-driven thinking and local culture in boutique hospitality across Europe. He has a history with iconic luxury hotels in France, Switzerland, and Italy, and built the Lore Group, growing from 1 to 1,500 staff in a decade. Recently, Billy managed Eden Hotels in the Netherlands. Currently in Provence, Billy emphasizes guest experiences and a culture valuing feedback from young staff, key to enhancing hotel stays and addressing post-COVID staffing challenges.
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How to get a free hotel upgrade without asking for one

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  • 23 May 2025
🏨 May 23, 2025, travel experts at Expedia reveal strategies for free hotel upgrades. When? Travel during off-peak seasons for better odds. Where? Popular locales like Dubai. Who? Friendly, respectful guests. What? Mention real celebrations for thoughtful upgrades. How? Use subtlety instead of demands; communicate early with the hotel. Why? Kindness and charm can lead to perks without spending extra. For more details, visit [TimeOut](https://www.timeoutdubai.com/news/how-to-get-free-hotel-upgrade).
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