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Bicycles are a long-standing pillar of sustainability. For the hospitality industry, bicycles have become a popular amenity. Innovative hotels and resorts, that understand the new wave of elevated guest expectations, are leveraging bicycles and other sustainability practices for unforgettable experiences that further a core brand message and earn new customers. READ MORE
While renovations are dreaded by hoteliers for their high cost, imaginative design solutions with timeless appeal ensure the longevity of a redesign and limit the need for costly renovations down the line. Timeless design should integrate with its surrounding environment, showcase the unique personal history of a site, and connect with users on an emotional level throughout its lifecycle. READ MORE
The hotel industry must take meaningful and thoughtful action to genuinely protect the environment and avert greenwashing. Alma is implementing an ambitious solar power project that proves lessening your carbon footprint makes good business sense. Engaging staff in sustainability measures, transitioning to paperless solutions, a back of house tour for guests and more help contribute to the "triple bottom line". READ MORE
The road to hell…is paved with good intentions! Your CEO has announced the group's embarkation on a voyage of "sustainable hotel operations", effective immediately. How does this corporate aspiration translate into action at ground level in the operations? How does this lofty good intention not end up as an exercise in greenwashing? READ MORE
Honey (2008) noted that eco-tourism platforms include travel to natural destinations; minimizing impact; build environmental awareness; provide direct financial benefits for conservation; provide financial benefits and power for local people; respect local culture; and support human rights and democratic movements. Eco-tourism has a long history and a relevant story to tell. The lodging industry through eco-friendly and sustainable practices can add to that story. READ MORE
Hospitality marketing has evolved significantly over the past five to ten years, and the hospitality industry must adapt to engage guests in the modern era. From understanding new types of guests to determining how to approach them and measure the success of new marketing campaigns, the landscape is shifting, and we all need to adjust to thrive.
READ MORESynergy between a hotel's many stakeholders results in every element, from visual aesthetics to guest experience, aligning with the brand's unique vision. By working closely with owners and operational staff, designers can enhance brand identity and optimize operational flow through authentic storytelling that delivers a cohesive and memorable experience to drive guest loyalty and satisfaction.
READ MOREDesigning a diverse portfolio of hotels presents a number of unique challenges but also offers the opportunity to approach each project with foundational principles of smart sustainability, smart design and smart teams. Whether it be a renovation or new build project, a select service hotel or luxury resort, a branded property or independent boutique hotel, using these foundational principles as a guide will always yield the best results.
READ MOREIt should go without saying that cross-functional collaboration is essential for success in hospitality. The same is true for marketing in the hospitality space. Developing effective marketing strategies that attract and retain guests, drive the topline and boost team member recruitment and retention takes a village, to borrow a phrase. Evolving technology and shifting consumer preferences present complex challenges for the hospitality marketer to overcome.
READ MOREHotel companies often face ongoing staffing needs, but rushing the hiring process or making reactive decisions can lead to costly mistakes. A thoughtful, well-communicated and timely hiring approach supported by trained interviewers and clear job postings ensures stronger hires, reduces turnover and protects team morale. Prioritizing quality over speed ultimately benefits both the business and its employees.
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