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What happens when the growth stops?

For almost ten years our industry has been a rocket ship of top line growth driven almost exclusively by big…

Hotels face ruin as dust settles in Colombo

Booking cancellations started coming through before the dust had settled on the Sri Lankan targets hit by suicide bombers in…

The hotel mogul who fell in love at first bite

The owner of the award-winning Jackalope hotel has bought a bakery after falling in love with a cake so good…

The hotel giant targeting service from the heart

Heartfelt service is the focus of a new advertising campaign by AccorHotels.

Hit the OTAs with a rebound: Five direct booking strategies for hotels

Love them or hate them, the online travel agencies are here to stay.

Shining a light on accommodation’s nightmare infestations

It may be the size of a pin-head, but a single bed bug has been known to induce hysteria in…

Everything you need to know about bundling for management rights

Bundling is the term used when property managers roll all of their management services into a single, ‘overall’ commission fee,…

Tapping into the lucrative cashless economy

China’s cashless economy is spreading throughout Australia and New Zealand as its tourists look to pay in the same way…

Is this the most offensive hotel name in Australia?

An Adelaide hotel has been branded “derogatory” and “offensive” for its new choice of name. The innocuously-titled Hampshire Hotel on…

Guest empathy training creates genuine experiences

Guest empathy training is important because, more often than not, those who work in hotels have limited experience with travel.…

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