Travel & Tourism

The hospitality industry faces significant mental health challenges among its workforce. Understanding these issues is crucial, especially in the context of World Mental Health Day 2024, which emphasizes creating supportive environments where employees can thrive. Recent findings, such as those

In a significant effort to promote sustainable tourism, Danish start-up BeCause has joined forces with the Global Destination Sustainability Movement (GDS-Movement). For many years, tourism and event organizations have struggled to obtain real-time data on the sustainability status of their

In recent years, there has been a noticeable shift in the way travelers choose their accommodations, favoring unique vacation rentals over traditional hotel stays. One prime example of this trend is the historic Carter House in Gillette, Wyoming, available through Airbnb. This rental offers guests

The Hotel Association of India (HAI) is calling for government incentives to help small hotel operators adopt sustainable practices, aiming for the entire hotel industry to achieve sustainability by 2047. This initiative is driven by the substantial cost barriers faced by smaller hotels in

The commercial landscape of vacation rentals has evolved considerably since the mid-2000s, transitioning from an unconventional idea to a mainstream travel accommodation option. This shift has been largely precipitated by the success and increasing ubiquity of platforms such as Airbnb, which have

Dalata Hotel Group's plans to open a new 154-bedroom Clayton hotel in London's Tower 42 Estate by the second half of 2028 promise to significantly impact the city's hospitality sector. This all-electric hotel aims to achieve BREEAM Excellent accreditation, primarily through the use