William Ainslie

Aging venues rarely get second chances to become first-choice destinations, yet that is exactly the moment Sheffield now faces as a global operator maps a 25-year renewal while delivering immediate guest benefits. The plan threads a fine line: keep beloved character, raise production capacity, and

In this conversation, William Ainslie sits down with Katarina Railko, a hospitality and aviation infrastructure specialist whose career has bridged airline-led hub development, airport experience design, and the business of large-scale events and conferences. Drawing on her work with hub carriers,

Holiday dining turned into a high-stakes contest for attention and convenience as consumers sought comfort, speed, and celebration in the same order, and the brands that aligned menus, value, and digital access captured the biggest gains. With Thanksgiving through early winter compressing demand

Katarina Railko has spent a decade shaping guest experiences across travel, entertainment, and large-scale events. Her vantage point blends operational rigor with a curator’s feel for culture, making her a keen interpreter of how hotels evolve with their cities. As INNSiDE by Meliá Manchester marks

Travelers increasingly expected a journey that behaved like a single, continuously updated service rather than a string of disconnected bookings, and this week’s moves showed suppliers responding in concert across flights, lodging, activities, and ground transport. The most striking thread tied

What if the skies were no longer reserved for a select few, but open to anyone with a dream to fly? Airhart Aeronautics, a Los Angeles-based innovator, has just secured a transformative round of funding in 2025 to make personal flight as intuitive as driving a car. This financial boost marks a

Imagine a coastal region where tourism not only boosts the economy but also safeguards the environment and uplifts local communities through thoughtful, hands-on initiatives. In La Union, a province known for its stunning beaches and vibrant culture, the Tourism Promotions Board (TPB) Philippines

In an era where technology reshapes industries at an unprecedented pace, the hospitality sector faces a critical challenge: how to attract and retain top executive talent in a fiercely competitive market while integrating cutting-edge tools. With the rapid adoption of generative artificial

The aviation sector in the Middle East has been a hotbed of growth, with Dubai standing tall as a global hub, and amidst this dynamic landscape, a staggering $13 billion deal between Flydubai and Boeing for 75 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, announced at the Dubai Airshow, has captured widespread

In an era where discerning travelers seek both opulent experiences and stringent safeguards for their personal information, the hospitality industry faces a unique challenge to deliver on both fronts without compromise. Equinox Hotels, a brand synonymous with high-end wellness and luxury, has