Industry News
My Place partners with AHLA
Reading Time: 1 minute US: My Place Hotels has partnered with the American Hotel and Lodging Association, with membership covering all locations as the brand nears the opening of its 50th property.
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How the US election will impact travel and hospitality
Reading Time: 4 minutes US: Republican candidate Donald Trump has won the US election, making a historic return to the White House after four years of governance under the Democratic Party.
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Aimbridge Hospitality welcomes 93 apprentices on talent scheme
Reading Time: 2 minutes US: Aimbridge Hospitality has announced 93 associates will be joining its apprenticeship programme this autumn.
Features
Setting a new course: invent tomorrow by learning from today
Reading Time: 8 minutes In the latest of a series of articles, Sean Worker of T5 Strategies looks at ways travel and hospitality businesses can respond and adapt to the new global reality.
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My Place opens first Virginia property
Reading Time: 2 minutes US: My Place Hotels of America has made its 27th state debut with the opening of a property in King George, Virginia.
Features
Covid-19 and the hospitality sector: The need for credible hygiene certification to gain trust and create jobs
Reading Time: 6 minutes Communications and content strategist, and head of academic editorial content at Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne, Stuart Pallister, analyses the need for credible hygiene certification to gain trust and create jobs in the hospitality sector during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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The peak is close, get ready for the descent
Reading Time: 8 minutes Sean Worker of T5 Strategies offers his thoughts on planning for coming down the other side of the C-19 mountain. It seems like we have been clawing our way up the C-19 mountain for a while now. As a cyclist, my team mates and I have (before social distancing) climbed
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AH&LA study claims a “significant portion” of Airbnb’s revenue comes from “mega-operators” with multiple units
Reading Time: 3 minutes US: A study funded by the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) says a major share of Airbnb revenue comes from “full-time renters acting as illegal hotel operators”.