Browsing: Today’s Hotelier Features
Human Resources
How hoteliers can fight chronic illness
Keeping employees healthy can pay off. by LARRY MOGELONSKY, MBA, P.ENG. You may be familiar with a catchphrase that’s recently…
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How to find the right insurance and limit exposures
Three insurance executives give hoteliers the inside scoop on pitfalls and best practices. by ALICIA HOISINGTON For an industry as…
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On Training: Chatting with the big brands
Major hotel brands share their brightest tips for staff development and training. by ALICIA HOISINGTON With labor a top concern,…
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New Brands Design for a New Kind of Hotel Experience
Four properties with innovative ideas. by Alicia Hoisington Today’s travelers are changing, and hotel design is adapting to meet their…
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Design That Brings People Together
New hotels focus on communal spaces and areas where travelers and locals can gather over larger guest rooms. by NICK…
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Fighting Modern Day Slavery
Human trafficking deprives people of their basic rights, but the hospitality industry can lend a hand in helping stop these…
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The Perfect Storm for Hotel Owners
Protect yourself and help put an end to human trafficking by MAR BRETTMANN, PHD A nation-wide shift in law enforcement…
Sales & Marketing
Time for a Group Sales Tune Up
A good sales team is always looking for ways to improve business, but it’s important to first start with a…
Sales & Marketing
Beyond Business and Leisure
Hoteliers who capitalize on these new travel trends in their marketing will attract and inspire new guests. by AMBER WOJCEK…
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Baywood Hotels: 100 Properties and Counting
Baywood Hotels just celebrated its 100th hotel opening, but that doesn’t mean company leaders are ready to slow down anytime…