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Bethesda, Maryland – 14 November 2017 – As technology continues to evolve and play an increasingly active role in our daily lives, Marriott International has teamed with two leading companies – Samsung and Legrand – to launch the hospitality industry’s Internet of Things (IoT) hotel room to inspire the ultimate hotel experience of
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New York – 14 November 2017 – Lifestyle hospitality company Sbe appointed Martin Heierling as its first ever Chief Culinary Officer. Martin will lead Sbe and subsidiary company Disruptive Restaurant Group’s culinary strategy across its current brand portfolio, overseeing collaboration with Sbe’s concept chefs and more than 112 venues globally,
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Atlanta, Georgia – 14 November 2017 – The Whitley – the iconic Luxury Collection hotel soon to welcome guests in the heart of Atlanta’s urban chic Buckhead neighbourhood – announced David Friederich as Managing Director of the upcoming hotel. In this role, Friederich will be responsible for managing the hotel’s day-to-day success
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Tokyo, Japan – 14 November 2017 – Mori Trust, Hilton Grand Vacations and Hilton today announced an agreement to construct a new mixed-use development on Sesokojima Island, Okinawa, marking the first alliance between Mori Trust and Hilton Grand Vacations, as well as the latter’s first, announced dedicated timeshare resort in the
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London – 14 November 2017 – The disruption of Ryanair flights was set to be the biggest shock the airline industry would experience in 2017. However, the announcement that Monarch Airlines is to cease trading has superseded this, with over 750,000 bookings being cancelled. Monarch’s demise is believed to be
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Dubai, UAE – 14 November 2017 – Marriott International announced the latest in its global partnership with Universal Music Group: bringing its music series to the U.A.E. Celebrating the grand opening of Renaissance Downtown Hotel, Dubai, global superstar, Gwen Stefani, will be the next performance in this exclusive concert series.
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By 1, safety consultant and accredited expert for personal security services The prerequisites for the founding of a safety service are incredibly reduced, as is your action for a safety worker. This makes it even more significant for your hotelier to select a respectable security supplier. For those who, as
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A remark by 1 Hard times for hotels and restaurants: Increasingly more damaging remarks are causing fresh damage to the image of hospitality industry. Every viewer understands: Provided that presumably famous hotel chains, which cover neither salary nor worker promotion could be increased by unsuspecting PR authors, are composed, it’
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Atlanta, Georgia – 14 November 2017 – As part of a mixed-use development at Atlanta’s Phipps Plaza, Nobu Hospitality plan to open a gourmet restaurant and luxury retreat in 2020. Globally established luxury lifestyle brand Nobu Hotels, founded by Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert De Niro and Meir Teper, will intuitively blend its
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By Mike Murray, Founder of 1 & 1 I hope my articles (like this 1 and this 1), are providing you with some insight into mobile as a critical component of your booking and distribution strategy. Especially, if you are trying to boost bookings with the 1. In the last
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Von 1 – Sicherheitsberater und zertifizierter Sachverständiger für private Sicherheitsdienstleistungen Berlin, 14. November 2017 – Die Anforderungen an die Gründung eines Sicherheitsdienstes sind ausgesprochen gering, ebenso wie die Tätigkeit als Sicherheitsmitarbeiter (nachzulesen im § 34a GewO). Umso wichtiger ist für den Hotelier die Wahl eines seriösen Sicherheitsdienstleisters. Sollten Sie als Verantwortlicher die Philosophie
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Berlin/Hamburg, 14. November 2017 – Ein Kommentar von 1 Nach der Bundestagswahl war kurz Pause, jetzt geht es wieder los mit den schweren Breitseiten auf das Gastgewerbe: Schlagzeilen wie „Niedriglöhne“ und Enthüllungsberichte wie „Vollzeitjob reicht nicht zum Leben“ sorgen für neuen Imageschaden in Hotellerie und Gastronomie. Ein aktueller der Bericht