Are you a brand advocate? Are you someone that will go to great lengths to let others know how much you love a particular brand? Do you tell your friends and family, your colleagues and business associates, and even people you just met? Many of us have favorite brands, sometimes they can be far and few between and when we find them we're truly enamored with and want others to experience them. By Carol Chapman
Stuck on increasing the number of unique visitors to your website? Still facing conversion ratios below 1 percent on your own website? Your website needs a serious makeover? Looking to integrate a social media strategy and a blog into your website? Think before you start. Here's a list of 20 questions and tips that you should ask yourself before redoing your hotel website design: By Remko West
The hospitality education of international students has continued to evolve and many programs have growing ratios of international to domestic students. By Dr. John Hogan CHE CHA MHS
With a renewed ‘war for talent' continuing to dog the hospitality and travel industry landscape, TMS Asia-Pacific has pointed employers towards what represents one of the best available sources of candidates for years to come - the Baby Boomers.
This new zero pollution technology is a method of creating, storing and transferring intense heat for use as power. It is low energy input but has a very high output. By Bradley Cocks
This week the 8th edition of the Gwangju Biennale gets underway in South Korea. Gwangju's huge contemporary arts event, the largest of its kind in East Asia, has spawned several competitors inside and outside South Korea - Busan's own interpretation begins a week later on September 11.
Some hotels use luxurious spas or spectacular views to attract guests but one hotel in Japan boasts a unique attraction in its star room -- a large, built-in train set.
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General Manager - Hotel Graduate Network
Justin Silverthorn, Graduate of Le Cordon Bleu, Adelaide
