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How to Build Sustainable Hotel Assets For The Future
via Hotel Investor
From sustainable materials to modular construction, innovations in real estate build and design are reshaping the very foundations of hospitality property. With nearly 40 per cent of global carbon dioxide emissions coming from the real estate sector, hospitality assets need to play their part in the eco-revolution – and now investors have the measurement tools, there’s nowhere to hide non-compliance. |
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Next-gen Cybersecurity: Protecting Hotel Guests
via Hotel Management
In an era where seamlessly integrating technology and convenience has become the norm, the hospitality industry is at the forefront of a digital revolution. With the omnipresent smartphones and demands for personalized experiences, hotels are increasingly woven into the fabric of our interconnected lives. However, this integration comes with a set of challenges |
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Hotels Race to Comply with California’s Junk Fee Laws
via Skift
Come July 1, U.S. hotels will need to comply with a California state law that requires upfront disclosure of the total cost — including all mandatory fees — of hotel rooms, among other travel services like short-term rentals and cruises. |
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Unionization Is a Growing Factor for US Hoteliers
via CoStar
Labor unions are experiencing a renaissance in the U.S., a movement that's on the radar of hoteliers. Both the U.S. hotel industry — and the country’s workplaces generally — have seen a significant uptick in unionization in recent years, said Andria Ryan, partner at Fisher Phillips. |
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