Weak Hotels Hiring Drags Down Overall U.S. Jobs Numbers for August
This has the Delta variant written all over it — and tepid service jobs hiring in hospitality takes its toll nationally.
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How Unruly Do Airline Passengers Have to Be Before the Government Decides to Prosecute?
The rise of unruly passengers is getting out of hand. If the airline industry and government want to nip it in the bud, more aggressive prosecution is needed. Period.
Radisson CEO Divulges Why Company Had to Split in Two
Hotel apps and loyalty programs involve a lot of guest data — and potential vulnerability to foreign hackers. Just ask Marriott. Radisson’s Americas breakup aims to beef up guest data security.
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Eastern Airlines Makes an Unrivaled Bet on Continued Cargo Growth
Non-Hub U.S. Airports Get $766 Million From FAA to be Safer and Greener
Uncle Sam is giving to airports improvement grants an upgraded freebie, without matching requirements. Are airports going green because it's beneficial for the environment or beneficial to them?
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South African Airways Emerges From 18-Month Hiatus With Just 6 Routes to Fly
Hilton-Backed Hotel Brand Banks on Rising Tide of Social and Environmental Responsibility
Want to develop a hotel? Think beyond just room revenue. Money talks, and more investors like CGI want to see increased emphasis on social issues and sustainability going forward. So-called ESG is no longer a side thought.
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What Norwegian Air Learned From Its Near-Death Experience
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U.S. Airlines May Have Already Seen Worst of Delta Variant Impact
Independent Hotel Brands: Standalone Success or Prime Targets for Takeover?
The biggest hotel companies in the world are knocking on the doors of cool, independent brands for takeover talks. Not everyone is answering.