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The hospitality industry has always been synonymous with luxury, comfort, and convenience. However, as the global community becomes increasingly aware of environmental challenges, the sector faces the pressing need to balance guest satisfaction with sustainability. Green practices in hospitality not only address environmental concerns but also appeal to the growing number of eco-conscious travelers who prioritize sustainable choices. Let’s delve into the significance of green initiatives in hospitality, the strategies being employed, and the long-term benefits for businesses, communities, and the planet.

In this week’s episode of the Hotel Moment podcast, Agnelo Fernandes, CEO of Cote Hospitality, joins Revinate CMO Karen Stephens with a workplace philosophy that encourages hoteliers to identify which aspects of their business foster efficiency and which hold their business back.

The hotel tech landscape is changing, with more ’All-in-One’ platforms promising simplicity. However, these often trade depth for breadth, limiting flexibility and innovation. So, how should hotels decide between an All-in-One platform and Best-in-Class solutions?

Hospitality Net’s Simone Puorto caught up with Willy Legrand, Professor at IU International University of Applied Sciences, Germany, during our time at ITB Berlin, where sustainability was a hot topic. Willy is a well-known expert in the field and has played a big role in shaping the conversation around sustainable hospitality.

In today’s hyper-connected world, the hospitality industry is undergoing a quiet revolution—one where artificial intelligence is not just a buzzword, but a strategic ally in crafting stellar reputations. Imagine a scenario where guest sentiments are decoded in real time, where predictive insights steer your next big marketing move, and where automated responses transform potential crises into opportunities for exceptional service. Welcome to the AI renaissance in hospitality!

By: Frances Kiradjian, Founder & CEO – BLLA & TIEWNI contemplated this discussion around women’s gatherings as I started to plan the next TIEWN (Travel Industry Executive Women’s Network) conference. As I look back on my experiences, some of the wealthiest memories surround my time with women’s groups, including TIEWN, which I founded in 2008 due to another global organization closing its doors. It may be my calling, or it is simply my passion. From the early days of Girl Scout pancake breakfasts to an accelerated year-long certificate program at USC taught by female professors to Women in Travel of Los Angeles, it was a subject I felt compelled to support. On further personal reflection, I discovered that support for women goes way back to the early 1900s when the family on my father’s side continually raised recognition and funds for women’s organizations that existed at that time.

Mews, the leading hospitality technology platform, today announced it has raised $75 million, led by Tiger Global, a renowned global investment firm, alongside existing investors, Kinnevik, Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Battery Ventures.