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

Must read – Top background news for hospitality management (7) – Hotel lab for training - Paris' largest hotel - How Isadore Sharp built his Four

Best of hospitality in the news – part 7 – 10 October 2016 1Hong Kong’s Hotel Lab and 8 Other Hospitality Trends While regulation is catching up with the alternative accommodations scene, the sector itself is still booming thanks to social and tech-savvy consumers: The Regulatory Landscape of Alternative Accommodations

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Hospitality Industry News

New strategy for Deutsche Hospitality - Interview with CEO Puneet Chhatwal on HOTELIER TV & RADIO:

Frankfurt, Germany – 10 October 2016 1 Puneet Chhatwal Former Steigenberger Hotel Group is now Deutsche Hospitality – new targets for CEO Puneet Chhatwal are more international hotel projects with the upscale hotel concept Steigenberger and the well-known business hotel brand InterCity. Hear now the audio interview with CEO Puneet Chhatwal

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Breidenbacher Hof gehört zu den Top-Arbeitgebern der Branche in Deutschland

Düsseldorf, 07. Oktober 2016 1Der Breidenbacher Hof engagiert sich seit Jahren stark im Bereich Personalentwicklung, Recruiting und Mitarbeiterbindung. Diese Philosophie zahlt sich aus. Gerade erst wurde das Düsseldorfer Traditionshaus auf Europas größter Arbeitgeber-Bewertungsplattform kununu.com in der Branche Tourismus/Hotel/Gastronomie auf den dritten Platz gewählt. Die Umfrage richtet

By Carsten Hennig

Hospitality Industry News

Must read – Top background news for hospitality management (6) – Arrogance of Airbnb - Best rewards in hotels - Las Vegas hotels too cheap - Beedi

Best of hospitality in the news – part 6 – 06 October 2016 1The US hotel industry is going after Airbnb for its “arrogance” US hotels are waging a concerted war against Airbnb. The American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA), a powerful industry group, is “set to launch a series of campaigns”

By Carsten Hennig