Why Hospitality Schools Need Virtual Prototyping to Prepare Digitally Work-Ready Graduates

Lecturers at Hotelschool The Hague argue hospitality schools must embed VR simulations, AI prototyping, and Makerspace environments into curricula to close graduates' digital skills gap.

Air India’s New CEO Gets a Clear Mandate: Safety, Reliability and Profit

New CEO Tewolde Gebremariam is taking over a very different Air India from the one Campbell Wilson inherited in 2022. The airline has more aircraft, more resources and bigger ambitions, not to forget, much higher expe…

Three major Radisson Blu hotels in Norway achieve Verified Net Zero status

Radisson Hotel Group has certified three Norwegian Radisson Blu hotels as Verified Net Zero, bringing its total to four in Norway, as part of a goal to reach 100 verified net zero hotels by 2030.

Beyond Transactions: Why Payments Are Becoming the Backbone of Modern Hospitality

FreedomPay's SVP Kevin Carson argues hotel groups must shift from fragmented payment systems to integrated commerce platforms to improve resilience, staff productivity, and cross-property consistency.

Warsaw Market Pulse 2026 – The WAW Factor

Warsaw's hotel market reached near-decade-high occupancy of ~80% and a nominal RevPAR record in 2025, outperforming CEE-6 peers despite leading the region in new room supply growth since 2016.

General Services Administration Raises FY2027 Per Diem Rates

GSA will raise the standard continental U.S. lodging per diem to $113/day starting Oct.

U.S. hotel results for week ending 29 August

U.S. hotels posted their 20th straight week of year-over-year gains, with RevPAR up 1.7% to $100.69; San Francisco led Top 25 Markets on Pokémon World Championships demand.

Hospitality managers carry the weight of workplace wellbeing as work takes toll on their own mental health

Hospitality Action's annual survey finds 65% of hospitality managers link mental health issues to work, yet most lack formal training to support their teams or themselves.

A piece referencing Frank Abagnale, the famous impostor, as a lens for commentary relevant to the hospitality industry.

A piece referencing Frank Abagnale, the famous impostor, as a lens for commentary relevant to the hospitality industry.

Sallés Hotels × Dayuse: Turning Empty Daytime Hours into Pure-Margin Revenue

Sallés Hotels deployed Dayuse across six Spanish properties on a commission-only model, generating hundreds of extra bookings monthly from local leisure guests and international transit travellers with no added staff…