Articles by tag: mexico
The rapid increase of Mexican steel imports can have some dire consequences in the near future for the American economy. Several years ago the U.S. and Mexico agreed to a tariff deal that would allow Mexican steel to be imported duty-free into the U.S., while also under the terms that it would not exceed a […]
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Healthcare
Keep Kuul: Mexico, A Unique Market
Keeping spaces cool is critical in many different environments. Traditional ways to do this, such as with AC fans can be expensive and inefficient. In looking at the markets that Portacool serves, these statements are true for the unique case of Mexico. Keep Kuul host Tyler Kern spoke with Leo Martinez, National Accounts Manager for […]
Hospitality
Empowering Women to Pursue Hospitality Leadership Roles
Driven by consumer desires for new experiences, innovative technologies and environmental impacts – travel is changing. Host Sarah Dandashy explores the technologies and logistics that power travel and the brands that build unforgettable experiences. Women have long been part of the hospitality world, and their role and leadership are critical to the industry. In honor of […]
Hospitality
What International Travel Currently Looks Like
I’m fresh off my first “real” pandemic trip. I took a road trip to Sedona a month ago, but this trip included not only my first flight, but an international flight and a six-day trip. Let’s explore how it went! The Airport Experience LAX was about 25% full. Most restaurants were closed. Social distancing […]
Dirt Work
The Resiliency of the Hospitality Industry
Jaime Bravo, General Manager of Hotel Bardo, a boutique hotel in Tulum, Mexico, joined us on Dirt Work to discuss the future of hospitality, picking up from a previous Dirt Work episode conversation when Global Architecture firm founder Scott Lowe said the future will be defined by hotels with less than 50 guest rooms. Hotels are an ultra-operational […]
Sports & Entertainment
Scout Gaming Brings Fantasy Sports to Mexico
Scout Gaming is entering the Mexican market and bringing fantasy sports to the country. Logrand Entertainment Group is planning to launch Scout’s service in 2019. “We see potential in the region and are proud to be chosen by Logrand,” Ternström explained. Scout added that revenue from the deal is dependent on performance with a revenue […]