In the aftermath of the pandemic, the U.S. hotel market has staged an impressive recovery, with
In the dynamic hospitality industry landscape, artificial intelligence is becoming a pivotal agent
In the fast-paced environment of the restaurant industry, the adoption of cutting-edge POS systems has become indispensable. These systems have evolved beyond their core function of processing payments into powerful tools that manage orders, inventory, and customer relations, thereby increasing
An authority in the field of hospitality, Katarina Railko, recently turned her focus to initiatives that support families facing critical illnesses. She's here to discuss the incredible impact of the "Wish Trip" organized by Make-A-Wish Canada. In this conversation, we'll
Katarina Railko is a leading expert in the hospitality industry, known for her innovative insights
What if the next major event people attend leaves them feeling rejuvenated instead of exhausted? In
Editorial Hospitality Technology Trends to Consider in Mid-2025 The hospitality industry has long been led by a main goal: delivering exceptional guest experiences. However, in 2025, this task is closely tied to utilizing new and advanced technology. The needs of…
After years of economic uncertainty and a lengthy pandemic that put the entire landscape of
A domain long dominated by human interaction and personalized service, the hospitality industry is
The B2B event planning industry is on an upward trajectory, with 77% of event attendees saying
Business owners and managers usually focus on cultivating customer relationships, excellent food
Hotels today face an inherent challenge in managing their environmental impact while maintaining operational efficiency. One area that often escapes attention is the disposal of outdated Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner (PTAC) units. With technological advances, hotels frequently replace these
When modern travelers choose a hotel in a bustling metropolis like London, they seek more than just
In the complex world of the hotel industry, maintaining rate parity—where room rates remain c
