Guest Experience Filter External How to Translate Science into Felt Experiences Following the launch of our cultural study ‘Neuroaesthetics—Design for the Mind’ in partnership with FSB Franz Schneider Brakel, we invited Kinda Studios co-founders Katherine and Robyn to host a webinar to answer these questions, and to bring to li... Marriott International, Inc. More from this brand Design HotelsMore in this category InnovationMore in this category Guest Experience More like this External McKinsey Insight: How the world’s best hotels deliver exceptional customer experience Luxury hospitality begins with a signature property, but a well-situated, beautifully designed hotel is only a start. Stellar service, driven by devoted hotel staff, is what makes a great property come alive. As one general manager (GM) of a luxury ... McKinsey & Company More in this category CRM & LoyaltyMore in this category Guest Experience More like this External Why Hotels Are Starting Artists-in-residence Programs A man is suspended by a harness from a towering tree in the cloud forest of Costa Rica. He twists and contorts his body, moving through the leaves and branches — a new way of interacting with this rich ecosystem. Travel + Leisure More in this category Sales & MarketingMore in this category Guest Experience More like this External Disney’s hugely ambitious Star Wars Starcruiser hotel that cost $2,400 a night forced to close after 18 months Disney’s $2,400-a-night Star Wars hotel, which opened to much fanfare just over a year ago, is set to close in September. The Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser, which launched in Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, on 1 March 2022, was initially ma... independent.co.uk More in this category Hotel OpeningsMore in this category Guest Experience More like this External Hoteliers Adapt Tech, Design To Reverse Downward Trend in Guest Satisfaction Decreasing guest satisfaction in the hospitality industry is one of the symptoms of hotels not having the staff to keep up with consumers’ shifting demands. To alleviate both, hoteliers are leaning on new technology and unique designs to appeal to g... HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category Information TechnologyMore in this category Guest Experience More like this External Why every business needs to embrace ‘unreasonable hospitality’ “I spent so many years running a restaurant trying to learn from other industries,” says Will Guidara, who as general manager and then co-owner of New York’s Eleven Madison Park transformed it from a good brasserie into the world’s No. 1 dining dest... fastcompany.com More in this category Guest Experience More like this External Automating Customer Service Comes With Risks It’s a universal experience to have something go wrong that shouldn’t have seemingly without any ability to correct it. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category Property TechnologyMore in this category Guest Experience More like this External Marriott's Head of Global Operations Says Hotel Guests Want 'More Out of Travels' Travel may not be fundamentally different these days, but it’s certainly shifted, according to Erika Alexander, chief global officer, global operations, for Marriott International. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Guest Experience More like this External When a hotel's recommendation goes horribly wrong In a common scenario, guests often ask hotel employees for suggestions, such as where to eat, what to see and what beach to spend the day. But does that mean a hotel is liable should something happen at a recommended place? travelweekly.com More in this category LegalMore in this category Guest Experience More like this External Customer Service The Marriott Way It was 1927, not quite a century ago, when J. Willard Marriott and his wife, Alice, opened an A&W root beer stand in Washington, D.C. Later that year, the Marriotts added some hot food items to their menu under the name Hot Shoppes. Over the next 30... Forbes More from this brand MarriottMore in this category Guest Experience More like this The Hotel Yearbook Technology 2024 Entering the Everything-Data Decade Download Your content on Hospitality Net? Hospitality Net membership explained
External How to Translate Science into Felt Experiences Following the launch of our cultural study ‘Neuroaesthetics—Design for the Mind’ in partnership with FSB Franz Schneider Brakel, we invited Kinda Studios co-founders Katherine and Robyn to host a webinar to answer these questions, and to bring to li... Marriott International, Inc. More from this brand Design HotelsMore in this category InnovationMore in this category Guest Experience More like this
External McKinsey Insight: How the world’s best hotels deliver exceptional customer experience Luxury hospitality begins with a signature property, but a well-situated, beautifully designed hotel is only a start. Stellar service, driven by devoted hotel staff, is what makes a great property come alive. As one general manager (GM) of a luxury ... McKinsey & Company More in this category CRM & LoyaltyMore in this category Guest Experience More like this
External Why Hotels Are Starting Artists-in-residence Programs A man is suspended by a harness from a towering tree in the cloud forest of Costa Rica. He twists and contorts his body, moving through the leaves and branches — a new way of interacting with this rich ecosystem. Travel + Leisure More in this category Sales & MarketingMore in this category Guest Experience More like this
External Disney’s hugely ambitious Star Wars Starcruiser hotel that cost $2,400 a night forced to close after 18 months Disney’s $2,400-a-night Star Wars hotel, which opened to much fanfare just over a year ago, is set to close in September. The Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser, which launched in Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, on 1 March 2022, was initially ma... independent.co.uk More in this category Hotel OpeningsMore in this category Guest Experience More like this
External Hoteliers Adapt Tech, Design To Reverse Downward Trend in Guest Satisfaction Decreasing guest satisfaction in the hospitality industry is one of the symptoms of hotels not having the staff to keep up with consumers’ shifting demands. To alleviate both, hoteliers are leaning on new technology and unique designs to appeal to g... HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category Information TechnologyMore in this category Guest Experience More like this
External Why every business needs to embrace ‘unreasonable hospitality’ “I spent so many years running a restaurant trying to learn from other industries,” says Will Guidara, who as general manager and then co-owner of New York’s Eleven Madison Park transformed it from a good brasserie into the world’s No. 1 dining dest... fastcompany.com More in this category Guest Experience More like this
External Automating Customer Service Comes With Risks It’s a universal experience to have something go wrong that shouldn’t have seemingly without any ability to correct it. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category Property TechnologyMore in this category Guest Experience More like this
External Marriott's Head of Global Operations Says Hotel Guests Want 'More Out of Travels' Travel may not be fundamentally different these days, but it’s certainly shifted, according to Erika Alexander, chief global officer, global operations, for Marriott International. HotelNewsNow (part of CoStar) More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Guest Experience More like this
External When a hotel's recommendation goes horribly wrong In a common scenario, guests often ask hotel employees for suggestions, such as where to eat, what to see and what beach to spend the day. But does that mean a hotel is liable should something happen at a recommended place? travelweekly.com More in this category LegalMore in this category Guest Experience More like this
External Customer Service The Marriott Way It was 1927, not quite a century ago, when J. Willard Marriott and his wife, Alice, opened an A&W root beer stand in Washington, D.C. Later that year, the Marriotts added some hot food items to their menu under the name Hot Shoppes. Over the next 30... Forbes More from this brand MarriottMore in this category Guest Experience More like this