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In a recent Future Hospitality Summit panel, Dean Kate Walsh discussed how the pandemic has impacted recent SHA alumni, how it forced changes in SHA teaching and training, and how hospitality hiring can attract some of the best and brightest student…

On September 23, a panel of hotel industry leaders joined Kate Walsh, dean of the School of Hotel Administration and E. M. Statler Professor, for a webinar titled, Innovating for a Post-Pandemic Future: Challenges and Opportunities in the Hospitalit…

“Gaming is the biggest entertainment industry in the world. Which might sound crazy if you look at the film and the music industry, but the gaming industry actually dwarfs both of them.” This quote, in combination with a viewpoint on the growing siz…

Even before the coronavirus pandemic, the eLearning industry was expanding at a steady pace. But now, the closure of most businesses and educational institutions has led to explosive growth as more and more organizations are investing in virtual lea…

With rising concerns over climate change and increasing commitment from travel companies to become carbon neutral in the future, cleaner aviation is needed. It is vital that airlines adapt to this emerging demand and harness technology to create new…

Within today’s context, hotels around the globe have been facing the same recurring problems: strict regulatory procedures and, on a more troubling note, temporary hotel closures. However, even if your hotel is experiencing a shutdown, don’t forget …

As a new Four Seasons Private Jet prepares to take flight in 2021, the world’s leading luxury hospitality company is revealing its first itineraries for 2022, with a continued focus on health, safety and flexibility. “The Four Seasons Private Jet Ex…

Meliá Hotels International, the leading hotel group in Spain, has recently been named one of the most sustainable companies in the world for the third consecutive year in the Corporate Sustainability Assessment published by the sustainable investmen…

Dallas, TX – Aimbridge Hospitality, the leading, global, third-party hotel management company, is on track to add 220 properties globally, including U.S., Canada, Caribbean, United Kingdom, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, and Russia/CIS. Aimbridge H…

But what’s next? With the pandemic lingering, stop-gap measures aren’t enough. A strong case can be made for hoteliers to consider a wholesale revamp of strategy, not so much to manage revenue but to recover it. The good news: As challenging a task …