Given the challenges caused by overtourism, some innovations are emerging that could shape the future of travel and create a sustainable paradigm that balances the needs of both destinations and travelers, paving the way for a more inclusive and responsible travel experience.
Blended travel: what it means and how to prepare your hotel for it
An Expedia survey shows that 76% of travellers extend their business travel into a leisure trip. How is your hotel preparing to attract these guests?
How to quench the thirst of the sober-curious: Raising the bar in hospitality with non-alcoholic innovations
An attractive offering of non-alcoholic beverages can have an exceptionally high ROI and represent a competitive advantage elevating your overall F&B program.
Unleashing profit potential through innovative packages
If a hotel puts more effort into designing packages using the four Ps (Product, Price, Promotion, and Place), the chances are much higher that the package will become a sales success.
Hotel insurance 101
Here’s a detailed overview of hotel insurance, covering the key aspects that every hotelier should consider when assessing their insurance requirements.
How to make your hotel’s back office or break room more welcoming for staff
Investing time and resources into making your hotel’s back office or break room more appealing and welcoming can have significant benefits for both staff morale and performance.
Is your hotel leveraging technology to do more with less?
Here are three ways PMS innovation can step up to relieve pressure for operators everywhere.
The Mille Club: the often-forgotten sense of departure
It will take time, energy and some extra costs, but the consequences of amplifying your sense of departure could have strong repercussions.
Technology as a solution to travel trends
Technology solutions are not only expected, but essential to meet the expectations of future travelers. Failure to adapt to these trends and leverage technology can have tangible impacts on a business’s financial performance.
Exceptional guest experiences: the secret lies in the details
Hotels can significantly improve the quality of their data, leading to more accurate revenue tracking, better customer service, and more effective decision-making. This might not be a quick fix but rather an ongoing action list to reach the long-term objective of high-quality data about guests, customers, and travel agents.
