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NYU to Offer Digital Marketing Courses to Hospitality Executives

NEW YORK—As the global post-pandemic recovery continues to unfold, the hospitality, travel, and tourism sector is seeing increasing signs of improvement and the prospect...
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Survey Explores Traveler Intent in 2021

DALLAS — The average U.S. adult spent 176 hours scrolling social media for travel inspiration throughout the past year, according to new research commissioned...
Travel demand during COVID

Six Steps to Unlocking Guest Demand During COVID

U.S. hotels are suffering historically low occupancy rates, and have lost billions in room revenue while shedding millions of jobs since March. According to...
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Hotel Companies Join National Campaign to Encourage Travel Planning

WASHINGTON, D.C. — As states and cities move to reopen, the American travel industry launched a campaign on Tuesday encouraging travelers to start planning...
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Five Digital Marketing Mistakes That Hotels Should Avoid

It’s been a tough year for everyone. Hospitality businesses have been trying to operate sustainably in ever-shifting circumstances. As occupancy levels remain well below...
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New Pyramid Global Hospitality COO Continues Focus on Big Data to Benefit Owners

Pyramid Global Hospitality Chief Operating Officer Eric Habermann retired in April following seven years with the company and a nearly 40-year career in hospitality....
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Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa Launches Scholarship Program

Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa, a 605-room resort, announced the launch of a scholarship program to support the continued education of its colleagues...
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Hilton Surpasses 500 Hotels in Florida

MCLEAN, Virginia, and MIAMI, Florida—Hilton announced a major milestone as the company surpassed 500 open hotels across Florida. This growth was fueled in part...
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