Hilton has ranked No. 1 on the list of Best Workplaces for Women U.S. by Fortune and Great Place to Work, marking Hilton’s sixth year in the top spot and its eighth consecutive appearance on the list. This recognition reflects Hilton’s unwavering commitment to fostering an inclusive and welcoming environment that empowers women to thrive both in and out of work.
Women are Well Represented in the Business Travel Industry but Glass Ceiling Remains
Women professionals are prominent throughout the business travel industry, but GBTA research suggests there are still gaps in gender equity as they are still less likely to be in senior executive positions than men. When it comes to women as business travelers, they highly value traveling for work to achieve their goals. Although they travel less frequently for work than men, women continue to take advantage of opportunities to blend business and leisure travel when they do travel, and also report prioritizing business travel for training and seminars.
B·Hospitality Completes Portfolio-wide Implementation of Aptech’s PVNG Hotel Accounting Solution at Bayfront Inn 5 th Avenue
Aptech, a leading provider of enterprise accounting, business intelligence, financial planning and management solutions for the hospitality industry, today announces that B·Hospitality has implemented Aptech’s award-winning enterprise accounting solution, PVNG, at its luxury property, Bayfront Inn 5th Avenue in Naples, Florida. This rollout completes the seamless implementation of the solution in all three of Ontario-based B•Hospitality’s North American hotel properties. Known as a leading provider of back office and accounting solutions for the hospitality industry, Aptech has more than 50 years of experience helping hotels streamline their accounting processes and providing real-time access to accurate and complete financial statements.
AHLA, World Wildlife Fund make it easier for hoteliers to reduce food waste
The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) today announced a revamped Hotel Kitchen platform that will help hoteliers around the country prevent food waste, protect the environment by diverting food from landfills, and reduce operating costs.
Latina women centre stage in new UN Tourism study
UN Tourism and the Ministry of Tourism of Paraguay have released a groundbreaking report on the role of women in the tourism sector. The study was presented ahead of the First Regional Conference on Women’s Empowerment in Tourism in Latin America and the Caribbean, held in Asunción, Paraguay, on 21-22 October.
3 Tips for Making Your Work Meetings More Impactful
How many meetings have you had this week, month, year? If you take a minute to count, you may be astounded at the sheer volume of hours you spend in meetings.
IHG Hotels & Resorts Celebrates Cozy Season with Winter Chalet Programming and Festive Pop-Ups
Building on its annual winter tradition, IHG Hotels & Resorts announces today that its seasonal Winter Chalet experience is returning across properties in its Luxury & Lifestyle portfolio November 1, 2024 through January 31, 2025. Highlighted in this season’s activations, guests at participating hotels can immerse themselves in Chalet Day experiences, designed to make the most of the Winter Solstice on December 21, along with seasonal programming, creative culinary and cocktail menus, and a perfectly curated IHG Winter Chalet playlist to celebrate the magic of winter travel.
a&o Hostels expand in Belgium with opening of a&o Antwerpen Centraal
Europe’s largest hostel chain, a&o Hostels, has announced their first expansion into Belgium with the planned opening of a&o Antwerpen Centraal from November 1st, 2024. The property formerly operated as the budget hotel “Century Antwerp” and will see a&o invest 4 million euros in renovations between now and early 2025 as the company adds it’s 41st opening to locations in 11 European countries.
Travel Trends 2025: What’s Hot And What’s Not In The Future Of Travel
In 2024, travel trends were a mix of escapism and edginess. While some travellers seized the opportunity to visit the shooting locations of their favourite Netflix shows, others tried to limit their dopamine sources to join the social media-fueled ‘raw-dogging’ bandwagon. As concerns about overtourism grew, travellers began seeking out lesser-known alternatives, embracing the ‘destination dupe’ trend. The year also witnessed a surge in interest in celestial wonders, with the aurora borealis putting on a spectacular show. As travel trends continue to shape our wanderlust, 2025 promises to be no exception.
If hotel guests were friends, family, neighbors…
Ever wonder what kind of friend your hotel guests would be if they were part of your social circle?