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T+L Hotel Review Canoe Bay, Wisconsin
Canoe Bay Along with six standard guest rooms, the resort features 28 cottages, with two designed by Frank Lloyd Wright protégé John Rattenbury.There is no spa but guests can book treatments in their rooms. Some cottages have spa-like amenities such as saunas, steam showers and soaking tubs.Each night, a three-course dinner is served with a wine pairing. Breakfast is delivered each morning to cabins in a wooden crate made locally.Canoe Bay’s organic garden covers three acres and grows many of the vegetables, fruits and herbs. Meats and fish are sourced from local farms when possible.Canoes are available for guests to…
This Gilded Age Walking Tour takes you through NYC’s most haunted Haunts
It’s Monday afternoon the day following the penultimate episode The Gilded Age The third season has ended on yet another cliffhanger. As I put on my earpiece, I stand outside of the Institute of Fine Arts of New York University. The Gilded Age Mansions Tour is about to start. The first building on the east side of East 78th Street was constructed in 1912 for the businessman James B. Duke. This is a huge mansion, built in 1912 for James B. Duke and his family. NYU stationed security guards at the entrance to deter curious visitors from standing even on…
A taste of Swedish island life – but on the mainland, near Stockholm | Sweden holidays
It is a good idea to use a different language. Ten years ago, I moved from London to Stockholm for work. As a nature-lover and newcomer, I was eager to explore the archipelago’s 30,000 islands and outposts. But I was overwhelmed by complex public ferry timetables to dozens of places ending in the letter “ö” (the Swedish word for island) and uninterested in pricey cruise boats packed with tour groups.Then a former flatmate recommended Nynäshamn, which is on the mainland but embodies much of the nature and spirit of Stockholm’s archipelago. The waterfront is full of restaurants and bars with…
AI is threatening to leave independent hotels behind.
AI, or discussions about AI, are seemingly everywhere right now – but when is AI going to prove useful to independent hoteliers? The hospitality industry is often reactive when it comes to adopting new technology. AI seems to be a case where the industry is playing catch up rather than leading the innovation. Artificial Intelligence, a new wave in technology, is evolving at a rapid pace. Hoteliers must work closely with their key partners to avoid being left behind. AI has proven to be a powerful tool in delivering direct bookings. At BWH Hotels GB We understand that AI integration…
Lululemon Summer Clothes Finds
Although I’ve been a Lululemon educator for many years, the comfortable, versatile uniform that I wear is still from the brand. athleisure-inspired clothes. As a travel writer who visits around 10 countries per year, I still rely on Lululemon for much of my wardrobe—the difference now is that I pay full price and have to wait patiently for new product drops. Recently, in between trips to Kenyan and Poland, I curled up on my couch and mined Lululemon. Summer Clothes collection. The mother lode for a variety of items, with more than 500 available. athleisure apparel There are many accessories…
Rocco Forte Hotels Forms Partnership with Emerald Pine Capital for Middle East and Europe Expansion
Villa Igiea, a Rocco Forte Hotel – Image Credit Rocco Forte Rocco Forte Hotels announced a strategic alliance with Emerald Pine Capital aimed at expanding Rocco Forte’s brand in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The collaboration will concentrate on repositioning opportunities, value-add and development in major cities as well popular leisure destinations. The partnership combines Rocco Forte Hotels operational capabilities with Emerald Pine Capital expertise in asset management and investment. The joint efforts will focus on the sourcing of, underwriting and structuring projects within the hospitality sector. The strategic goal for the partnership is offer investors investment opportunities and…
From the Floor to Front Line Leadership
Recently, I read an article about the importance of hands-on experiences in the hospitality sector. It struck a cord. I couldn’t be more in agreement. In my first nine hospitality years, I did exactly that: worked in the kitchens, carried luggage, cooked, received deliveries, managed stock, checked in guests and waited tables. This experience taught me: You must earn your stripes in the gym.For you to lead in the hospitality sector, or any industry for that fact, you will need to possess firsthand experience as well as critical technical skills. You must know what you are talking about. This means…
The Business Traveler of Today is Changing—and So Is Their Flight Map
He said that, when flying into African diaspora countries, he noticed there was a feeling of familiarity. Most people weren’t on vacation. “There’s a feeling of familiarity, it’s the people who are traveling to London They may be returning for work, or for the same reason. “They aren’t necessarily tourist.”Bernard is often in the UK for weeks or months at a stretch. BrazilThe regional genres of grime and baile-funk are gaining popularity. “Places such as Brazil are currently leading the way in nightlife, club cultures, and underground music,” he says. Traveler. There is a true DIY culture and community.Airplane Wi-Fi…
The Cost of Convenience – Why Price-Centric Revenue management is failing your hotel
The pricing-centric model of revenue management has been gaining popularity in the industry over the past decade. This concept promotes availability across all channels even when demand is soaring, and relies solely on dynamic prices to manage booking behavior. This method, which is popular for its flexibility, demands that rooms remain available to be booked, even if they are sold out in a single day. The core assumption of this pricing methodology is that rate flexibility will optimise performance. This ignores several important elements for effective revenue management. The most important of these is strategic inventory control, which, if neglected,…
Shoes Off or keep them on?
It’s no secret that long-haul flight isn’t the most comfortable. slipping off your shoes If your feet tend to swell, it may feel like the easiest way to be comfortable. Going barefoot isn’t only disrespectful to other passengers. You can also find out more about us on our website. Footwear couldn’t possibly stink)—it’s also pretty unhygienic. As pilot and writer Patrick Smith previously told Travel + LeisureThe cleaning of the cabins in between flights is often rushed. This means that floors are not always vacuumed and sanitized. What’s worse yet? You could even get fungal or bacterial infections if you…