Capturing the Hearts of Gen Z and Millennial Travelers – By Natasha Roque – Image Credit Unsplash+ Hotels must continuously adapt their marketing strategies to attract the next generation of travelers—Millennials, Gen Z, and the emerging Gen Alpha. These generations are characterized by their brand agnosticism, limited expendable income, and a strong desire to prioritize …
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Cybersecurity in 2025: Alarming Vulnerabilities in the Hospitality Sector – Image Credit Pexels The hospitality industry faces a surge in cyber threats as the demand for travel rises, with a considerable increase in data breaches and sophisticated cyberattacks. To mitigate the risks, it is crucial to leverage the expertise of security researchers to identify vulnerabilities …
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Consumers are looking for ways to travel on tighter budgets. Many are ditching first-choice options like flights for cheaper ones, like long-haul bus rides. Others are just staying home. Travel demand fell in the second half of last year, when even high-income households spent less on hotel rooms, Morning Consult recently found. It’s the latest …
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A recent discussion on Hospitality Net’s World Panel has reignited the debate over whether differentiating hotel pricing based on a traveler’s geographic location is a prudent revenue management strategy or an ethically fraught practice. The conversation stems from research suggesting that several major OTAs (Online Travel Agencies) appear to offer higher rates to users in …
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The U.S. hospitality industry stands on the cusp of a transformative period in 2025. While the road ahead presents challenges, it also offers promising opportunities for growth driven by economic stabilization, evolving traveler expectations, and a return to foundational revenue strategies. As stakeholders across the sector prepare to navigate this dynamic landscape, PwC US’s latest …
Consumers are looking for ways to travel on tighter budgets. Many are ditching first-choice options like flights for cheaper ones, like long-haul bus rides. Others are just staying home. Travel demand fell in the second half of last year, when even high-income households spent less on hotel rooms, Morning Consult recently found. It’s the latest …
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A recent discussion on Hospitality Net’s World Panel has reignited the debate over whether differentiating hotel pricing based on a traveler’s geographic location is a prudent revenue management strategy or an ethically fraught practice. The conversation stems from research suggesting that several major OTAs (Online Travel Agencies) appear to offer higher rates to users in …
Geo-Based Hotel Pricing: A Bold Revenue Strategy or an Ethical Quagmire? Read More »
The U.S. hospitality industry stands on the cusp of a transformative period in 2025. While the road ahead presents challenges, it also offers promising opportunities for growth driven by economic stabilization, evolving traveler expectations, and a return to foundational revenue strategies. As stakeholders across the sector prepare to navigate this dynamic landscape, PwC US’s latest …
A climate researcher who was fired from his job for refusing to take a flight back from a work trip has been awarded compensation in court for unfair dismissal. Gianluca Grimalda has been reducing his air travel since 2010. But in 2023, his employer, the Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IfW) in Germany, terminated …
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(RNS) — Pico Iyer is no stranger to the disaster now visiting residents of Los Angeles. In 1990, a wildfire burned down his family home in Southern California and everything inside. In his latest book, “Aflame: Learning From Silence,” the prolific novelist, travel writer and essayist tells how he found solace through more than 100 …
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