In this week’s episode of Hotel Moment, we’re featuring a webinar from our series, Hotel Moment Deep Dive, to get you prepped. Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Travel Tuesday are fast approaching, and we’re sharing the information you need to capitalize on peak season demand and execute revenue-driving campaigns with offers guests are looking for.
In this week’s episode of Hotel Moment, Wilhelm Luxem, Head of Quality Commission at Swiss Deluxe Hotels, joins Revinate CMO Karen Stephens with several reasons why hoteliers have the best of both worlds.
Podcast – How to Survive & Thrive With Proactive Planning for 2025-2026
In this episode of Pillow Talk Sessions, Dr. Josef Vollmayr, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Limehome, joins hosts Kristian Lupinski and Jessica Gillingham to explore how the company is redefining what tech-enabled hospitality can look like at scale.
Having worked in the hotel business for over four decades, I know most people think the numbers are the “hard” part of hospitality. There’s a common belief that the financials are best left to professionals who can sort out the complex interplay between the different departments of a hotel. It’s just too challenging and complicated for anyone who didn’t go to accounting school.
In this week's episode of Hotel Moment, Neil Braude, COO at the Imperial London Hotels, joins Revinate CMO Karen Stephens to explain why your hotel may be limiting your revenue and performance potential — and why you're better off adopting AI when it comes to personalizing the guest experience.
As hospitality leaders, we are conditioned to focus on a specific set of metrics. We live and breathe RevPAR, occupancy, ADR, and direct booking percentages. These numbers are the bedrock of our operational control, and rightly so. The latest Insights Podcast prompted me to think more about the data we often overlook.
The business travel industry is fueled by innovative supplier companies who focus on serving the needs of both corporate travel programs and the travelers these corporate customers send out on the road for work trips.
The voice channel is all about storytelling. And you know you’ve mastered the voice channel when reservation agents shift from securing a simple booking to actively selling your hotel and its compelling story. Guests love that.
In this podcast episode of Pillow Talk Sessions, Philip Grace, Chief Development Officer at Bob W, joins hosts Kristian Lupinski and Jessica Gillingham to share how Bob W is reimagining the future of living across Europe. With more than three decades in real estate and a track record of driving co-working innovations, Philip brings a unique perspective on where hospitality and residential living are heading.
Having worked in the hotel business for over four decades, I know most people think the numbers are the “hard” part of hospitality. There’s a common belief that the financials are best left to professionals who can sort out the complex interplay between the different departments of a hotel. It’s just too challenging and complicated for anyone who didn’t go to accounting school.
In this week’s episode of Hotel Moment, Ben Campbell, President and CEO of Hospitality America, joins Revinate CMO Karen Stephens with a refresher in investing where it matters — your people, your technology, and the guest experience.
In this week’s episode of Hotel Moment, Mandi Graziano, Vice President of Global Accounts for the Hotel Performance Network and a podcaster herself, joins Revinate CMO Karen Stephens to recommend that every hotelier give themselves an audit by taking a look at how they conduct themselves in any business relationship. From contract negotiation to how you show up for your guests, Mandi says it all depends on your Business Bedside Manner™.
Having worked in the hotel business for over four decades, I know most people think the numbers are the “hard” part of hospitality. There’s a common belief that the financials are best left to professionals who can sort out the complex interplay between the different departments of a hotel. It’s just too challenging and complicated for anyone who didn’t go to accounting school.This idea is just a myth—one you can bust wide open with this Podcast Series. I have used Notebook LM to read my writings and magically turn them into a discussion - Just For You!
In this week’s episode of Hotel Moment, Aradhana Khowala, CEO of Aptamind Partners, joins Revinate CMO Karen Stephens with a sobering perspective on the state of hospitality and global tourism. Aradhana explains the ways hospitality has become “extractive” — leaving little in the way of community growth and human flourishing. But, even so, Aradhana offers hope that more hoteliers can pivot to regenerative tourism and start giving back locally — ultimately supporting their guests and staff appropriately in times of political, social, and economic turmoil.
We’re back with the second installment of our 2024–2025 Sustainability Series, where we dive into the real-world strategies that make greener hospitality both responsible and profitable.
I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Araceli Budia, Senior Manager of Global Digital & Guest Experience at Palladium Hotel Group. Our conversation peeled back the layers to reveal what it truly means to create memorable experiences for guests in today’s hospitality world. Palladium is a dynamic, family-run company in expansion mode, having recently entered the UAE market and boasting over 40 hotels across eight destinations. This allows them to move quickly, fostering an environment that encourages innovation, disruptive ideas, and a unique collaborative energy.
In this week’s episode of the Hotel Moment podcast, we’re featuring an episode from our webinar series, Hotel Moment Deep Dive.
In this week’s episode of the Hotel Moment podcast, we’re featuring an episode from our webinar series, Hotel Moment Deep Dive. Revinator Anisha Yadav, VP of Customer and Product Marketing, and Jennifer Hill, VP of Commercial Strategy at Kalibri Labs, review some of the latest data from the hospitality landscape, including key U.S. hotel demand trends, critical hotel performance metrics, and notable growth from specific booking channels.
Having worked in the hotel business for over four decades, I know most people think the numbers are the “hard” part of hospitality. There’s a common belief that the financials are best left to professionals who can sort out the complex interplay between the different departments of a hotel. It’s just too challenging and complicated for anyone who didn’t go to accounting school.This idea is just a myth—one you can bust wide open with this Podcast Series. I have used Notebook LM to read my writings and magically turn them into a discussion - Just For You!