Executive development in hospitality needs to reflect the degree of complexity in roles and provide insights into how best to manage that complexity as well as how to allocate and prioritize time.
Ramp up now to make the most of Christmas 2015
It may be it tad early to hang the physical decorations, but your website should be ready now to reap the revenue rewards that Christmas offers hoteliers.
How virtual reality can help hotels compete with Airbnb
Hoteliers can set themselves apart from peer-to-peer businesses by offering a higher level of sophistication through virtual reality and other technologies.
More business communication bloopers to avoid
Often, emails are the first interface with a potential client or a business prospect. So why have we begun cutting detestable corners while communicating – both verbally and via the written word?
How to hashtag: key elements that make them effective
Having a compelling hashtag is a key component that should not be underestimated when implementing an online campaign – here are tips to make sure they work.
In search of hotel excellence: Halekulani Hotel’s focus on longevity
Long-term employees and long-term guests – both require the same level of understanding, respect and encouragement.
5 tips for increasing your hotel’s conversion rate
Your guests are on the Internet, but what will they think of your hotel’s website? Here are simple but effective tips to make sure you convert them when they digitally arrive.
Why Knowledge Management matters to the hotel industry
Even without expensive technology or web tools, if a company is able to engage their people to work as teams, share knowledge and utilize optimal results, it can increase financial results by 10-20 percent.
8 ideas to attract more guests to your restaurant
Different promotional strategies will work for different types of restaurants and businesses, but generally a mixture of online and offline strategies will help you see the most success.
Global or local?
It is true that everyone can now communicate easily across the globe, but does that mean that everyone can do business on a global level?
