Tag: Hotelier Magazine
Best in Class
Digging for nuggets of good news during times of economic turmoil can be daunting and seem virtually impossible, but if there’s one issue of...
Meeting Expectations
Two years after the recession changed everyone’s lives, there are finally positive signs the economy is improving. Still, hoteliers must address a variety of...
Spaaaaaah…
Hotel spas remain restful recessionary retreats On the exfoliated and massaged surface, the business of spas ought not to do terribly well during times of...
Loo & Improved
Designer fixtures and open-concept — could it be hotel bathrooms have caught up with residential ones? Designer fixtures and open-concept — could...
Pushing The Limits
The real reason limited-service brands continue to thrive It’s generally taken as gospel that, in difficult economic times, the limited-service segment finds its niche...
The Odd Couple
Despite not always seeing eye to eye, hoteliers and online travel agents are learning to work together The uneasy relationship that characterized the early years...
Guests, Gadgets and Gizmos
How technology can, and should be changing your guestroom experience In today’s fast-paced, tech-centred environment, it’s nearly impossible to keep up with the various...
Hotelier: Ashok Baghel
Westin Prince Hotel, Toronto When Ashok Baghel was a young boy his parents took him to see the Taj Mahal in their native India....
Shades of Green
It used to be that hotels could differentiate themselves by the types of amenities they featured in their rooms and the range of services...
Green Giant
Minto Suite Hotel is investing time and energy to inspire and propel a green revolution BY ROSANNA CAIRA Minto Suite Hotel is investing time...
