Properties geared not towards transitory tourists but rather towards promadic travelers
As the traditional definitions associated with travel, work, and living continue to expand and overlap, hoteliers are also rethinking their approaches toward the transient space.
Ease testing requirement for international flights
Now that the U.S. has made it through its latest surge of COVID-19 cases, travel groups are renewing calls for the White House to ease the country’s remaining travel restrictions.
More customers are looking to travel responsibly and book sustainable hotels
While in the past the commitment has been viewed through the lens of marketing and product differentiation, sustainability has become an essential pillar of corporate strategy.
Hiring fails to keep pace with recovery in room demand. As a result, the accommodations industry experienced a 30% increase in average room nights per employee.
Hotels offering “sleep experiences.” Hotels across the globe have sprung into action, tailoring their current offerings to meet the needs of a new wellness-attuned traveler.
Is downtown dead? Based on foot traffic, downtown areas across the country are returning to pre-pandemic levels of activity in 2022. The return of more office workers is the missing piece.
What is travel hacking, exactly? It’s a series of methods used to earn points (often without flying or staying at hotels) and redeem them for travel.
Attribution is killing your strategy. Brands often blunder by focusing too intensely on a return on advertising spend model for all media dollars, which looks at value from only low-funnel efforts.
Instagram's chronological feed is back. The company unveiled two new feed options, Favorites and Following, acknowledging that its algorithm-fueled home timeline isn't cutting it for some users.
MEWS: Realizing your property’s full potential. One of the biggest changes in hospitality is the willingness to think beyond the traditional heads in beds mindset.
Duetto: Preparing for the group business bounce back. The group segment comeback will require a renewed level of collaboration between hospitality sales and revenue management teams.