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How to serve return-to-base business travelers
This piece is the last of four installments in a series exploring strategies for the hotel, lodging, meetings, and travel industries to effectively cater...
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Q&A: Meet EOS Hospitality’s Managing Director Tom Burns
This is a part of a series of guest posts from our partner Resort Capital Partners. Tom Burns, managing director for acquisitions at EOS...
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How AI is transforming business operations
The inaugural virtual AI Impact Summit, organized by SmartBrief, aims to separate hype from reality and show how AI will shape industries and transform business functions.
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Part 3: How to serve client, supplier and stakeholder business travelers
Corporate travel is crucial to success, but COVID-19 and inflation have complicated matters. As the world slowly recovers, the pendulum is starting to swing back towards client, supplier and stakeholder business travel.
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Part 2: How to serve conference and expo business travelers
The conference and expo business traveler segment is diverse, covering personas ranging from sales “road warriors” to the C-suite and age ranges from millennials, zillenials and Gen Zers to Gen X and Boomers.
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Report: Travel industry challenges ahead
According to a study by Deloitte, the travel industry in 2023 is still facing challenges, even though health concerns related to the pandemic have...
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Part 1: How to serve today’s digital nomad and bleisure travelers
From hotel and lodging to air travel, digital nomads and bleisure travelers are impacting business travel in ways being felt across the board.
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Hoteliers look ahead to 2023
As hotel industry executives and analysts consider the year ahead, many are concerned with the impact of inflation.
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Holiday travel declines as costs rise
Travel during the holidays isn’t what it once was. From Thanksgiving until the new year, due to inflation or recession and concerns about frequent travel delays, holiday travel demand has decreased
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Hotels increase wellness options, amenities for guests
A recent survey by Hilton that finds that wellness activities are top-of-mind for business travelers, and owners of Peloton bikes say they are more likely to choose hotels that have these available.
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Business travelers are on the road again
Business travel continues to increase after the challenges of recent years.
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Travel will go big and green in 2022
Major travel and hospitality companies are beginning the year with confidence as COVID-19 cases go down again and major tourist destinations lift travel restrictions....
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Business travel aims to see more business in 2021
With vaccination programs ramping up globally, including the planned distribution of 150 million doses across the US, travelers, airlines and hotels are looking forward to a better year ahead.
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Airport lounges step up their game to serve millennials, solo travelers
Millennials and those adding leisure to business trips are growing segments for the travel industry.
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How airlines, hotels are expanding business travel programs
Hotels and airlines are working harder than ever to make business travelers more comfortable.
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How hotels are encouraging a good night’s sleep
As luxury increasingly intersects with wellness, hospitality providers are paying more attention to helping guests sleep in ways both big and small.
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Beer-centric travel is on the rise
When 42% of Americans say they prefer beer to wine or liquor it makes perfect sense that many hospitality companies have jumped on the beer wagon, seeking ways to set themselves apart.
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Tech-driven innovations from other sectors that travel brands need to steal
With AT&T soon rolling out 5G in about a dozen US cities, this long-anticipated technology is becoming a reality and will further transform travel into a mobile game.
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Technology, planning help travelers stay safe, healthy
Nothing is more important than safety when traveling in unfamiliar surroundings. Knowing where to stay, the contents of food and beverages, and how to handle an emergency all are essential to a safe and pleasant business or leisure trip.
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The trials and triumphs of VR at theme parks
The global market for virtual and augmented reality technology is on track to hit $20.4 billion this year.
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Workplaces, hotels see bleisure as a growing norm for business travel
Combining a leisure excursion with business travel, also known as “bleisure,” is growing in popularity among corporate travelers.