Lead With Empathy Then Let Curiosity Take Over

Something I learned early in my career is that humans can handle bad news, they just can’t handle surprises. When it was apparent to my leadership team and me on March 2, 2020 that we were heading into World War III for travel, I insisted on having …

Towering Over London

During the Easter holidays, before the pandemic, I took my son to see the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden and promised to give him a tour of the Museum of London near the Barbican Centre the following year. However, it is the second Easter …

Breakfast In The Age Of Intermittent Fasting

Let’s all just take a break from the constant news cycle on active COVID-19 case numbers and the rest of worldly distresses. While we’re at it, let’s take a break from eating, too. After all, the ‘new normal’ that is so lauded must also encompass ‘n…

Our Hotels – Ambassadors Of Sustainable Development

Throughout the world, our hotels have been committed for many years to a process of continuous improvement relating to sustainable development. In Spain, the United Kingdom, Austria, Portugal and Brazil: discover some of their CSR best practices – r…

Data Privacy Vs Personalization In A COVID-19 World

In an era where technology has facilitated access to data, consumers are increasingly aware of the trade-offs between personalized experiences and their privacy. Data gathering and predictive analysis have created a paradox between privacy and perso…