The hospitality industry stands as a cornerstone of the American economy, generating billions in revenue annually and employing millions of workers across urban hubs like Philadelphia and Houston, where hotels serve as vital economic engines supporting tourism, business travel, and local
What happens when a hotel owner discovers that a lesser-known management team can outperform a globally recognized brand in driving profits? In today's hospitality landscape, an increasing number of property owners are turning to third-party managers to unlock untapped potential in their assets.
Imagine a meeting planner juggling multiple hotel site visits in a single day, scribbling notes on scattered papers, snapping countless photos, and later struggling to piece together a coherent report for their team, all while racing against tight deadlines to meet client expectations. This
Imagine a hotel struggling to fill rooms during a midweek slump, watching potential revenue slip away to online travel agencies (OTAs) that charge hefty commissions, while balancing occupancy and profitability remains a constant challenge in the hospitality industry. Enter a technology designed to
In the ever-evolving hospitality industry, small hotels and independent accommodations face a unique set of challenges that often keep them tethered to the daily operational grind rather than pursuing growth through new guest acquisition. A striking statistic reveals that a mere 16% of these
Imagine an industry where nearly half of the workforce turns over every year, leaving businesses scrambling to fill roles and maintain service quality, a harsh reality for the hospitality sector plagued by high attrition and burnout. Amid this challenging landscape, Cedar Court Hotels, Yorkshire’s
