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Rethinking Luxury Hotels: Why the Future of Hospitality Needs a Reality Check Picture this: You arrive at a so-called luxury hotel. The lobby is grand, the check-in is seamless, and…

Early in my hotel operations career, I kept a sign over my desk that read, “Paralysis is the result of too many choices.” At this year’s Hotel Data Conference, as…

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article Mixed-use hotel developments are reshaping urban hospitality, combining lodging with retail, dining, office, and residential components…

Knowing your customers is the foundation of successfully expanding your hotel business and, there are plenty of hotel customer groups requiring identification and quantification, including:

This article was written by Travolution. Click here to read the original article The sky’s the limit for the AirMall e-commerce platform InterLnkd has introduced AirMall – the first solution…

Feature once hailed as transformative is quietly retired to make space for new business lines Sep 26, 2025 Airbnb has discontinued its Category search, the 2022 feature designed to inspire…

Few industries feel the impact of seasonality quite like hospitality, especially during spooky season! Halloween is an exciting opportunity for hotels to showcase their offers creatively and thrill their potential…

What are hospitality leader’s 10 biggest problems? Robotics or automation? Memberships and loyalty? plus more. Hello, I did some research into what are the main concerns of hotel chain executives…

If you’re looking to stay ahead in hospitality, HEDNA Lisbon 2025 made one thing clear: the future is arriving fast. Over several days of discussions, workshops, and networking, you could…

When Switzerland welcomed the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, it was more than just another major football tournament; it was a nationwide festival that brought together sport, culture and tourism in a way few countries could replicate. Over 650,000 fans filled stadiums across eight host cities, with an additional 500 million viewers watching on television and online. All but two of the 31 matches were sold out with fans coming from over 100 countries, reflecting the global pull of the women’s game.