Castle Resorts & Hotels Takes Over Waikiki Circle Hotel Management Castle Resorts & Hotels, a prominent player in the Hawaiian hospitality market, has recently announced its assumption of management responsibilities for the Waikiki Circle Hotel. This move marks a significant expansion for Castle Resorts and presents both opportunities and considerations for hotel managers across the…
Navigating Dog Bite Reporting: Best Practices for U.S. Hotels As pet-friendly travel becomes increasingly popular, U.S. hotels are welcoming more canine guests than ever before. This trend presents both opportunities and challenges, particularly regarding safety and liability. A key aspect of responsible pet-friendly hospitality is understanding and adhering to dog bite reporting requirements. Failure to…
Evaluating Choice Hotels International: Opportunities and Challenges for Hotel Managers The U.S. lodging industry is currently navigating a complex landscape. This article examines the position of Choice Hotels International (CHI) within this market, focusing on factors relevant to hotel managers operating under the Choice Hotels umbrella or considering joining the brand. Current Market Dynamics Recent…
Attracting Autumn Tourists: The Foliage Hotline Strategy As the leaves begin to change, many travelers embark on leaf-peeping excursions to witness nature’s vibrant display. Hotels in regions known for their stunning fall foliage can capitalize on this trend by strategically marketing to these tourists. One innovative approach is leveraging local foliage hotlines. What is a…
“Haunted Hotel” Renewed: Capitalizing on the Paranormal Tourism Boom Netflix has officially renewed its hit series, “Haunted Hotel,” for a second season. This announcement presents a unique opportunity for U.S. hotel managers to tap into the growing trend of paranormal tourism and attract a new segment of guests. Understanding the Paranormal Tourism Market Paranormal tourism…
“Haunted” Hotel Renewal: Opportunities for U.S. Hotel Managers The recent renewal of the Netflix series “Haunted” for a second season presents a unique opportunity for hotel managers in the United States. While the show focuses on paranormal experiences, it taps into a growing interest in supernatural tourism, which can be strategically leveraged to attract new…
Navigating Security Incidents: Best Practices for U.S. Hotel Managers Ensuring the safety and security of guests and staff is paramount for any successful hotel operation in the United States. While we strive to provide a welcoming environment, it’s crucial to be prepared for potential security incidents. This guide outlines best practices for U.S. hotel managers…
Elevating Guest Experience: Premier Hotels in New Orleans New Orleans, a city renowned for its vibrant culture and hospitality, sets a high standard for hotels. Examining the strategies of successful establishments in this market offers valuable insights for U.S. hotel managers aiming to enhance guest experience and optimize operations. Understanding Guest Expectations Successful New Orleans…
Mixed-Use Developments: A Rising Trend for U.S. Hotels The hospitality landscape is constantly evolving, and one emerging trend presents significant opportunities for U.S. hotel managers: mixed-use developments. These projects, integrating hotels with residential units, retail spaces, and office buildings, are becoming increasingly popular across the country. Understanding and leveraging this trend can significantly boost your…
The Seahorse: A New Culinary Destination at W Hotel Union Square For U.S. hotel managers seeking to enhance the guest experience and drive revenue, the addition of a compelling food and beverage program can be a game-changer. The recently opened Seahorse restaurant at the W Hotel Union Square in New York City offers a prime…