Through this partnership, 1199SEIU members in New York, New Jersey, Washington, D.C., Massachusetts, Maryland and Florida will receive direct access to book free stays via the Airbnb Frontline stays program.
We have to wake up quickly
A message from Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary-General of UNWTO.
Accor provides resources to care for well-being of staff during COVID-19 crisis
In the midst of the worst crisis the hospitality industry has ever seen, Accor has prioritised the mental and physical well-being of its staff through a range of programmes and apps that can be used at home.
Next round of Coronavirus relief: What the travel industry needs
85% drop in traveler spending across the US underscores a dire need for further support measures from the government. Here is what the US Travel Association is proposing.
Marriott update on COVID-19
Marriott announces a $1.5 Billion 364-day revolving credit facility commitment and leverage covenant waiver and provides business update amidst the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation.
Spain’s hospitality prospects post Coronavirus
Whilst the COVID-19 pandemic ravages Europe and takes a particularly heavy toll in Spain, it is important to evaluate how the reliance of this country on international visitation might shape the recovery of its two main urban markets once the pandemic subsides.
Employees working from home say they miss in-person meetings
A new survey by APCO Insight suggests that American workers – particularly those who attended in-person meetings and conventions before the pandemic – are eager to return to them when COVID-19 is contained and physical distancing policies are no longer needed.
Events DC announces $18M hospitality and tourism relief package
The relief package, approved by Events DC’s Board of Directors, will provide support to restaurants, hotels and undocumented workers in Washington, DC.
German hosts provide housing to frontline medical staff
In Germany, frontline medical staff looking for accommodation can already choose from more than 4,000 places to stay, including 2,000 hotel rooms on Airbnb.
Road warriors are eager to get back to traveling
Business travel has become the latest casualty of the coronavirus pandemic by coming to a halt across the globe, according to the latest research conducted by the GBTA. This is the fifth poll that GBTA is releasing and the numbers are dire.
