Carsten Hennig

Carsten Hennig, born in 1970 in Bavaria, Germany, is founder and anchorman of HOTELIER TV & RADIO, World's leading newscast channel for hospitality management. Watch and listen to www.hoteliertv.

Carsten Hennig

Hospitality Industry News

Focus on the future of hospitality: Joined forces to enhance hospitality training and certification capabilities

Washington – 15 November 2016 1The National Restaurant Association (NRA) and the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) started a partnership for the largest foodservice trade association in the world to acquire the training business assets and products of the American Hotel & Lodging Association Educational Institute (AHLEI). Currently owned by

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TeaMaster Gold für Martina Radermacher - Managerin der Lobby Lounge des Breidenbacher Hofs absolviert Kurs der Ronnefeldt Tea Academy in Sri Lanka

Düsseldorf, 15. November 2016 1Tee wird als der neue Wein betitelt und ebenso umfangreich ist das Wissen über Tee und die Teezubereitung. Das Frankfurter Teehaus Ronnefeldt bietet daher Kurse an, bei denen sich die Teilnehmer weiterbilden und anschließend die Prüfungen zum TeaMaster Silber und TeaMaster Gold ablegen können. Eine von

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Hospitality Industry News

Booking.com Launches New Content API for Accommodation Channel Managers and Content Providers

Amsterdam, Netherlands – 14 November 2016 1Booking.com launched its new Content API for accommodation channel managers, content providers and property management companies. Following a successful round of beta testing earlier this year with a select group of early adopters, these new specifications provide free access for providers to instantly send

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Hospitality Industry News

Must read - Best of background news for hospitality management (15) - Trump hotels en vogue - Airbnb has no power in Las Vegas - Crazy hotel concepts

Best of hospitality in the news – part 15 – 14 November 2016 1Trump hotels see boom in bookings after election Bookings at Trump hotels in Washington, DC, and New York — which plunged during Donald Trump’s presidential campaign — have spiked since his victory. The Trump International Hotel Washington, DC, just blocks

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