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ServingIntel, Inc. is pleased to announce our newest Relationship Manager team member, Tom Wallace continue reading →

The following article is adopted from The 2019 Smart Decision Guide to Hotel Property Management Systems, which is now available for complimentary download, and reprinted here with permission. continue reading →

Strong national demand trends continue to support Canada’s lodging sector with investors remaining optimistic about the hotel asset class in 2019. Download the Hotel INNvestment Canada Q4 Report for results of the Canadian Hotel Investment Sentiment Survey and a 2018 Transaction Preview. continue reading →

'Great customer service is [...] a systematic reinvention of established technology, data, and operations - leveraging automation, data, and agents together to exploit each of their unique strengths.' These were the words of Forrester Vice President and Principal Analyst for Application Development & Delivery Professionals, Kate Leggett, in the beginning of 2018. continue reading →

RevPAR up 1.7 Percent to US$75.84 continue reading →

The company's full year adjusted EPS increased 34 percent over the prior full year period to $3.89, while full year adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) increased 14 percent over 2017 to $341 million. continue reading →

The online travel company hopes that experiences and restaurants will pick up the slack. continue reading →

In the center of Times Square, the Lord & Moris Times Square Hotel is managed by REAL Hospitality Group. It's just a short walk to some of New York's most famous attractions including the Empire State Building, Broadway theatres, and the Vessel at Hudson Yards. continue reading →

Hoteliers face a challenge in 2019: Creating and managing a robust digital presence in an increasingly mobile-first environment. This means investing in mobile technology and marketing that enables the best user experience while achieving maximum engagement, regardless of device. continue reading →

What happens when a hotel marketer wants to attract guests from across age groups? continue reading →