iStock/Space_Cat The coronavirus pandemic has hit the hospitality industry hard, but some companies have continued to prosper, in spite of the challenges. One such firm is Hotel Engine, which a no-contract platform for corporate hotel ...
These days, hotels seek to provide guests with an experience that requires as little touch points as possible. Angie Hospitality by Nomadix, a provider of voice-activated and contactless technology for hotels, may have just what ...
iStock/BreakingTheWalls While many restaurants have opened to some capacity indoors and outdoors, they are still having to deal with customers who aren’t abiding by their rules — mainly those who don’t wear required masks. Obviously, ...
The coronavirus pandemic has been tough on many hoteliers, but one brand that has stayed strong is Extended Stay America. The extended stay hotel company has kept its more than 600 locations open through its ...
This week, UVD Robots announced that its autonomous disinfecting robots are being used more in hotels, railways and airports globally. This comes at a precarious time in the travel industry, with the latest forecast by ...
You can add new technology with plenty of bells and whistles to your hotel, but there may be no greater guarantor of success than the skill of your frontline employees and their ability to provide ...
Travelers do not need any added worries when they are planning or taking their vacations. To make things easier for them to relax, Expedia Group just announced the release of new versions of the Brand ...
iStock/Highwaystarz-Photography Key takeaways: •A wave of permanent closures has started for many of the biggest hotels in New York City. •Hotels in the Big Apple saw a major drop in their occupancy this summer. One ...
iStock/macniak Last week, Marriott Vacations Worldwide announced its new “More Space, Happy Place” campaign, which highlights the like-home accommodations that it offers, along with Westin Vacation Club, Sheraton Vacation Club and Vistana-branded vacation ownership villas. ...
iStock/Praneat People have sought to reduce the contact that they have with others to avoid spreading and contracting the coronavirus. But the hospitality industry could use some help in this area, since touches are usually ...
