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Housekeepers are the backbone of the hotel industry, but they need a little help to support our business today. Rising guest expectations and the need for greater efficiency have been a drain on housekeepers’ ability to keep pace with the needs of their position. Therefore, many independent hotel operators are reworking their approach to technology to give housekeeping teams a hand.

In an industry as dynamic as hospitality, staying ahead requires more than just internal innovation. As a CEO who’s navigated through numerous industry shifts, I’ve discovered that some of the most impactful changes come from looking outside our own sector.

Is your hotel taking advantage of TikTok’s massive reach? With over 1 billion active users, TikTok is changing how people discover new travel destinations, hotels, and experiences. It’s no longer just a platform for dancing—it’s a powerful marketing tool for hotels looking to connect with travelers in a fun, engaging way.

Adrien Feltz and his partner Alexia Courtois embark on a new hospitality adventure with the unveiling of Domaine les Terres Bleues, a preserved haven spanning 1 hectare in the heart of the Vallée des Lacs (Vosges), designed as an ode to contemplation and relaxation.

The new Regional Office will focus on strengthening investment promotion. One of its first key outcomes will be a set of guidelines aimed at boosting green investments, recognizing the importance of biodiversity for tourism in the Americas. The Rio Office will also develop a strategy for the technical training of young people, equipping them with the professional skills needed for the sector’s growth throughout the region.

U.S. revenue per available room (RevPAR) swung back up 3.1%, following the rollercoaster pattern seen since the start of the year. One difference in the most recent week was that average daily rate (ADR) was the only driver, advancing 2.7% while occupancy was basically flat at -0.2 percentage points (ppts). The previous four “up” weeks were the result of both ADR and occupancy gains.

Around the world, travelers are proving that spring break isn’t just for students. Fueled by the desire to prioritize self-reflection, immerse in cultural events and spend quality time with family, travelers are exploring destinations all around the world this spring, from breathtaking beaches in Ubatuba, Brazil, and Punta Cana, Dominican Republic to charming European cities Basel, Switzerland and Cologne, Germany1.

A new report has been launched by Expert Market analysing the state of the accommodation industry – finding that challenges around staff, from hiring to costs, are at the center of their concerns.

Effective yield management isn’t just about dynamic pricing (as much as we do love dynamic pricing). It’s about optimizing revenue in ways that enhance the guest experience. By leveraging innovative strategies, spas, hotels, and resorts can maximize revenue across multiple touchpoints without resorting to discounting, which can damage brand reputation and erode profitability. Here are some creative yield management approaches that go beyond conventional demand-based pricing models.

Innovative pedagogy provides a framework for thinking and processing information that drives successful, sustainable practice. By 2030, the United Nations requires that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development. As the world becomes more sustainability-conscious, higher education plays a key role in delivering education for sustainable development. The purpose is to equip students with the skills, competencies and behaviors essential for raising awareness and promoting the development of a more sustainable future.