Hospitality Management: The Essentials About Hospitality
Hospitality management has various objectives and functions that differ from one business to the next. However, its primary goal remains the same; to provide customers the best service and a flawless experience from start to finish. If you are interested in a career in hospitality management, you will learn all about this industry and how to get started in this article. Table of Contents: What is Hospitality Management? What is the Difference Between Hotel and
8 Beautiful Destinations in Antarctica for a Wildlife Holiday
Antarctica feels like another planet, yet it is closer to your travel dreams than you think. Vast ice fields, blue glaciers, and extraordinary wildlife make every moment feel rare and rewarding. Whether you are a photographer, birder, or first-time polar explorer, you will find unforgettable encounters on sea and shore. With careful planning and the right operator, you can cruise among icebergs, step onto remote beaches, and watch penguins, seals, and whales in their element.
Is Room Standardisation Helping or Harming Hotel Profitability?
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: Is standardising room categories boosting bookings but diluting hotel individuality, or limiting a property’s ability to stand out and stay profitable? (Question by Nikolas Hall) Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue Management Consultant, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Tamie Matthews - Revenue, Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYou Pablo Torres - Hotel Consultant Mariska van Heemskerk - Owner, Revenue
Hospitality Leaders Reflect on Career Lessons and Growth Tips
Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel Knowing what you know now about career paths, developing skills and gaining experience in the hospitality industry, what advice would you give to your younger self on first entering the workforce? Our Marketing Expert Panel Michael J. Goldrich - Founder & Chief Advisor, Vivander Moriya Rockman - Chief of Marketing, Smiling House Luxury Global Kamila Zawadzka - Marketing Lead, The
16 Examples of Robots Being Used in the Hospitality Industry
Robots within the hospitality industry are becoming more commonplace, with uses ranging from artificially intelligent chatbots designed to assist with the customer service process to robot assistants deployed to improve guests' experience in a hotel. In this article, you will find more information about the uses of robots within the hospitality industry in 2026, complete with 16 specific examples from around the world. Table of Contents: What Are Robots? Robots and Artificial Intelligence Robots in the Hospitality Industry Examples of the Use of Robots within the Hospitality Industry 1. A Tour of the World’s First Robot-Staffed Hotel 2. Meet Connie,
Why Hotel Analytics Should Be in Everyone’s Hands
Data has become the new language of hospitality, but not everyone in the hotel industry speaks it fluently. Too often, analytics live in reports seen only by a few, while decisions are made by many. In today’s fast-moving market, that’s a luxury no hotel can afford. Making analytics accessible to everyone isn’t a trend; it’s a competitive necessity. The Hidden Cost of Data Hierarchies Walk into any hotel and ask who really uses data day
3 Ways Revenue Management Tech Builds Hospitality Resilience
The hospitality industry continues to evolve amid shifting guest expectations, global disruptions, and economic uncertainties. To stay competitive, hotels must embrace smarter systems and agile strategies that ensure long-term success. With the right tools in place, hospitality leaders can adapt faster, optimize performance, and create a more stable foundation for future growth in an ever-changing travel landscape. In this article, you'll learn how revenue management technology helps hotels strengthen operational efficiency, align commercial teams, and
Is Room Standardisation Helping or Harming Hotel Profitability?
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: Is standardising room categories boosting bookings but diluting hotel individuality, or limiting a property’s ability to stand out and stay profitable? (Question by Nikolas Hall) Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue Management
Hospitality Leaders Reflect on Career Lessons and Growth Tips
Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel Knowing what you know now about career paths, developing skills and gaining experience in the hospitality industry, what advice would you give to your younger self on first entering the workforce? Our Marketing Expert Panel
The Budgeting Blind Spots Hotels Can’t Afford in 2026
Many hotel budgets fail before they're even approved—not because the math is wrong, but because the thinking is outdated. Every year, many budgets collapse under the weight of assumptions. For 2026, the question shouldn't be how much you will spend, but how fast you can adapt. It's time to expose