Tag: hotels
The Renaissance of Travel and the Future of the Concierge Profession
As far as the concierge profession goes, the most significant change—which lends itself perfectly to the nature of a concierge—is the need to wear multiple hats.
Bringing a New Standard of Clean to Travel
SGS is also working on a COVID-19 testing program for travelers where PCR or antigen tests can be performed so that people can prove they are allowed to travel.
Giving a Voice to Boutique Hotels
This week Sarah sits down with the the dynamic mother-daughter duo, behind Boutique & Lifestyle Leaders Association (BLLA) and Stay Boutique.
How Education is Driving Travelers to Hotels
When it comes to hotel marketing, travelers do not want to read about deals. Deals are not driving traffic these days. Cleanliness and safety are more important.
What Hotel Markets are Currently Seeing the Most Revenue Success?
On this week's episode of Say Yes to Travel, we got to sit down with Jonathan Capps, Vice President of Revenue, and Gavin Royster, Director of Development, at Charlestowne Hotels.
Hotel EffectivenessⓇ Partners with Global Industry Leader Aimbridge Hospitality
Through this new partnership, Hotel Effectiveness will deliver optimized labor costs for many of the company’s 1,400+ hotels.
Closing the Gap Between Hotels and Social Media Strategy
With his social media expertise, Calvin Tilokee has spent his 2020 bridging the gap between hotels and social media strategy.
The Resiliency of the Hospitality Industry
This week on Dirt Work, Adam Morissey explores how the future of hotels might be defined by having less than 50 guest rooms.
What Travel Currently Looks Like
Polls have found that destinations within 300 miles seems to be the comfort zone of most Americans—indicating this could be the summer of road trips.
The Outlook on Travel for the End of 2020
This week on Say Yes To Travel, Sarah Dandashy sits down with John Dekker, one of the best Travel Agents she knows. He was a guest on this podcast back in April--he is so knowledgeable,...