Shifts in Lifestyle and Work Are Forcing Hospitality to Focus on New Flexibility
Photo Credit: Alex Chatzieleftheriou, CEO of Blueground, left, and Daniel Rudasevski, co-founder and chief business development officer at Selina, in discussion on stage at Skift Future of Lodging Forum, May 11, 2022. Skift
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Flexibility and technology are key in delivering the innovative experiences today’s travelers are seeking.
The college gap year will become a “remote year” if Sam Khazary has anything to do with it. Now that virtual learning is more prevalent than ever before, Selina’s senior vice president of global corporate development sees new opportunities to redefine “studying abroad” with a 12-month “remote year” passport to hop among Selina’s culturally immersive hostel/hotel/coworking spaces.
Khazary is not alone in appealing to the next generation of digital nomads, a Skift panel found on Wednesday. He was joined by Alex Chatzieleftheriou, CEO and co-founder of Blueground, to share their vision for “How Shifts in Lifestyle and Work Will Reshape Hospitality.”
