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How This Veteran Franchisee Connects Hotels, Waxing and Gyms
Whether it's waxing or hotels, Sheetal Dalwadi's processes and philosophies translate to happy customers and high profits.
Look Out, USB Chargers. Your Days Are Numbered.
Just as Wi-Fi killed Ethernet cables, wireless charging is poised to change everything -- from smartphones to real estate.
Starwood Hotels Says Point-of-Sale Systems Infected With Malware
There is no evidence yet that reservations or customer information was compromised.
Marriott to Buy Starwood to Create World's Largest Hotel Chain
The combined company will own or franchise more than 5,500 hotels around the world.
Tiny Hotels Are a Big Trend
Hotel chains are beefing up their amenities and shrinking their room size.
Airbnb Agrees to Collect Tourism Tax in Paris, Its Biggest Market
The home-rental platform today announced that it will automatically collect tourism taxes for guests and remit them directly to the City Hall.
What Your Travel Experience Will Look Like in the Not-So-Distant Future
High-tech travel innovations are coming your way. We take a look at the latest developments.
Tourists in Paris Say 'Au Revoir' to Hotels, 'Bonjour' to Airbnb
Airbnb is giving Paris luxury hoteliers a fright.
21 Travel Hacks You Need to Know Before You Go
From the secret to snagging an entire row of seats on the plane, to rigging your suitcase so it (hopefully) appears at the baggage claim first, here's a bunch of clever little tricks that make traveling much less of a crudstorm.
NYC's JFK Airport Is Building a New Luxury Terminal Exclusively for Animals
It's called 'the ARK.'
30 Iconic American Hotel Bars Everyone Should Have a Drink At
Once a watering hole of last resort filled with business travelers and tourists, the hotel bar is back with a vengeance.
Crafting Memorable Experiences: Rosewood Abu Dhabi Managing Director Luigi Romaniello
Rosewood Abu Dhabi Managing Director Luigi Romaniello talks about making an impression on the business guest.
Katara Hospitality Chairman Sheikh Nawaf Bin Jassim Bin Jabor Al-Thani Talks GCC Hospitality and Group's Plans
Qatar's hospitality sector is tilted towards serving the upper end of the market– more than half of the new hotels being planned over the next five years will be five star properties.
The Simple Customer-Service Mistake That Cost $800
Why being proactive, rather than reactive, in customer service creates loyalty and makes 'cents'.
Qatar Scoops Up London Luxury Hotels
Constellation Hotels, a part of the Qatar Investment Authority, has purchased a 64% stake in the Maybourne Hotel Group that owns Claridge's, The Berkley, and The Connaught.