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Jay Pricher is Best Western's general counsel - 0 views

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    Jay Pricher is the new general counsel for Best Western Hotels & Resorts. He succeeds Larry Cuculic into the role after Cuculic was named Best Western's president and CEO in October. Previously, Pricher was the company's vice president of legal, according to a press release. Prior to joining Best Western, he was vice president and associate general counsel for Financial American Corp., a real estate focused private equity firm. Pricher has a bachelor's degree in legal studies and politics from the University of California, Santa Cruz and a juris doctor degree from UC's Hastings College of the Law. He also holds a Master of Business Administration from the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University, with an emphasis on International Finance. "Jay is a strategic leader who has a deep understanding of our unique organizational structure and the needs of our hoteliers," said Larry Cuculic, President and Chief Executive Officer, Best Western Hotels & Resorts. "He has a proven track record of supporting our members and hoteliers across a variety of legal issues related to international operations, intellectual property matters and business litigation. I have great confidence that Jay will continue to deliver exceptional leadership as he takes on this expanded role."
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Controlling U.S. Hotel Utility Costs - 0 views

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    ANNUAL CHANGES IN U.S. hotel utility costs and in the Consumer Price Index, or inflation, have historically proven to be strongly correlated. As of August 2022, CBRE is forecasting CPI growth to be 7.7 percent in 2022, followed by another 3.6 percent in 2023. Since inflation has averaged just 2.2 percent since 2000, these inflation projections have hoteliers concerned about operating costs. Given that rising energy costs are a significant driver of the current rise in CPI, hotel managers are especially worried about utility department expenses. Over the past 50 years, utility department expenses have averaged between 3 and 4 percent of total revenue, indicating that hotel managers have been successfully controlling energy costs in the face of fluctuating business volumes. This is particularly commendable given the highly fixed nature of utility expenses. To provide some context to the current challenging environment, we studied recent trends in hotel utility department expenses. The data come from a sample of more than 2,800 U.S. hotels that reported utility department expenses each year from 2015 through 2021 for CBRE's annual "Trends in the Hotel Industry" survey. In 2021 the properties in the sample averaged 209 rooms in size, with an annual occupancy rate of 54.2 percent and an average daily rate of $152.70.
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AAHOA meets with Colorado's Hickenlooper about SBA loans, franchising - 0 views

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    AAHOA IS CONTINUING its advocacy efforts with new meetings with members of Congress. On Sept. 27, representatives from the association met with Sen. John Hickenlooper, Democrat from Colorado, in Washington at his Capitol Hill office. Hickenlooper, who sits on both the Small Business Committee and the Senate Commerce Committee, met with AAHOA to discuss Small Business Administration loan limit increases as well as fairness and transparency in the franchise industry, according to AAHOA. In Hickenlooper's home state of Colorado, 39.5 percent of all hotels in the state are owned by AAHOA members, comprising 520 hotels and 55,861 rooms, according to a recent study for AAHOA by Oxford Economics. Those hotels provide $5 billion in wages and other compensation, along with approximately 54,490 direct jobs and 101,000 total impact jobs in the state. They provide $8.5 billion in contribution to the state's GDP, and $2.3 billion in federal, state and local taxes along with $201 million in total lodging taxes.
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Survey Reveals Concerns on Housing Homeless in LA Hotels - 0 views

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    MORE THAN SEVEN in 10 Americans would be deterred from booking a hotel room in Los Angeles if hotels there are forced to house homeless people next to paying guests, according to a recent poll by American Hotel & Lodging Association. The survey was released as the city of Los Angel considers a proposed ordinance that would require hotels to house homeless individuals alongside paying guests, a change opposed by AHLA and AAHOA. Los Angeles residents will vote in March 2024 on the ballot initiative proposed by Unite Here, a labor union representing L.A.-area hotel workers. The AHLA study highlighted the significant impact such a policy would have on tourism and hotel occupancy in the city. However, if Unite Here's ballot initiative passes, Los Angeles would be the first city in American history to require hotels to house homeless people alongside paying guests.
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School Excursion with Tejas Tours and Travels - 0 views

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    Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka, is one of India's most cosmopolitan cities. Dubbed the "fastest-growing city of the next decade" by Forbes, the city travels back in time and it has filled with historic landmarks, prestigious colleges and universities, and the headquarters of academics. Global IT leaders, revolutionary startups, and many quirky and quirky cafes. It is rich in nature and wildlife and offers beautiful weekends everywhere. Overall, it can be say that the above educational sites in Bangalore are perfect for student study trips. We, Tejas Tours and Travels organize such educational tours in Bangalore by arranging the trip with our car service. We have fast travelers, express travelers, and luxury vehicles like very efficient and well-maintained rental taxis in Bangalore. Tempo Traveler's rental service is one of the most widely used and popular means of transportation.
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Best Educational Trips from Bangalore - 0 views

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    Learning by seeing, hearing, and doing Children learn through hands-on experience, through seeing, hearing, and doing. With a combination of stunning life-size art, interesting stories of Indian epics, and entertaining games, educational trips for students stimulate interest in mythology, history, culture, and art. Art in their children's minds. Students are smart, brilliant, and intelligent. But do they know well the cultural and patrimonial riches of India of which they are heirs and future custodians? Here in this article, we have listed down some of the educational places to visit for educational trips in Bangalore. We Tejas Tours and Travels organize such educational tours in Bangalore by offering travel arrangements with our car services. We have very efficient and well-serviced fast travellers, express travelers, and luxury vehicles like cab hire in Bangalore, Tempo traveller on rent, minibus hire, bus rental are the most widespread and used means of transport. Nowadays, most people prefer to use tempo traveller rental services for different types of trips and excursions. We are here for you whenever you are looking for a tempo traveler rental your area. The 15 seater tempo traveller and 17 seater tempo traveller are the most common choices for day trips, school trips, study trips, etc.
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AAHOA welcomes administration's efforts to fix supply chain - 0 views

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    JUST OVER ONE year ago, President Biden signed an executive order directing an "all-of-government approach" to assessing the status of the nation's supply chains to repair disruptions that are currently plaguing businesses large and small. The order led to the creation of a new plan, based on a six-month study, that the administration announced on Feb. 24 and which has earned the approval of the U.S. Small Business Administration and AAHOA. Biden's order a year ago led to the creation of the Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force. The report includes data from seven cabinet agencies, the Departments of Defense, Homeland Security, Commerce, Energy, Agriculture, Transportation and Health and Human Services. The administration announced additional actions to build long-term resilience across critical supply chains and formally institutionalize supply chain resilience.
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Report: Black people made little progress in hospitality - 0 views

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    BLACK PEOPLE MADE little progress in the hospitality industry over the past year, according to a report from diversity advocacy group the Castell Project. The COVID-19 pandemic was particularly hard on Black hotel workers and executives. The Castell Project released the "Black Representation in Hospitality Leadership 2022" on Tuesday, which was International Women's Day. Much like last year's report, it showed little progress for racial diversity in the industry. For example, only 11 percent of the 671 hotel company websites reviewed for this study showed Black executives, director through CEO, prominently on their websites in 2021, down from 2019. Those Black executives represented just 2 percent of all hospitality industry executives on the websites reviewed.
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Study: Hotels added 1,200 jobs in April amid labor shortage - 0 views

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    U.S. HOTELS ADDED 1,200 jobs in April, recent government statistics showed, yet employment levels in the industry still lag significantly behind pre-pandemic levels, according to American Hotel & Lodging Association. The Bureau of Labor Statistics also noted that there are currently about 1.92 million people employed in hotels, representing a decrease of 193,600 compared to February 2020. The association is advocating for policy changes to address hospitality industry's labor shortages. AHLA urged the Department of Homeland Security to issue around 65,000 additional H-2B temporary nonagricultural worker visas, as authorized by Congress in the Further Consolidated Appropriations Act. "Hotels are doing all they can to attract and retain workers, but the nationwide workforce shortage is preventing our industry from reaching its full potential," said Kevin Carey, AHLA's Interim president and CEO. "AHLA members need help filling open jobs so they can maintain and expand operations. The DHS can provide vital assistance by making available nearly 65,000 additional H-2B visas. Meanwhile, we are urging Congress to pass three important bills to help grow our nation's workforce: the Asylum Seeker Work Authorization Act, the H-2 Improvements to Relieve Employers Act and the Closing the Workforce Gap Act."
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Unlock Your Health Potential: How Video Games Transform Wellness - 0 views

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    Video games are a cornerstone of modern society. Through them, you can solve challenging puzzles, face others in battle, and go on daring adventures. However, they also play a part in physical and mental healthcare as well. While there are many documented studies, here are some of the ways they can improve your health. RELAXATION AND MEDITATION Repetitive games where you don't have to make a decision or solve puzzles repeatedly provides a sense of relaxation. However, some games are designed as an emotional outlet or story, causing a cathartic experience. Relaxation is one of the benefits of gaming at an online gambling service such as the Bwin casino, available in Hungary. You can find similar websites reviewed by Péter Deli; you can find his profile here, that'll take your mind off life and possibly win a bit as well. A game such as Animal Crossing provides an attractive and safe environment. The tasks aren't demanding, and if you fail, there's no negative effect. Playing titles such as this allows you to slow your thoughts or relax without worrying about losing anything.
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Survey: Most Americans opt for car travel to summer destinations - 0 views

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    NEARLY EIGHT IN 10 Americans plan to travel by car to their summer destination, with the majority citing the enjoyment of driving, according to a recent survey commissioned by G6 Hospitality, parent company of the Motel 6 and Studio 6 brands. Most travelers prefer hotel stays, though they acknowledge that cost will influence their travel plans. The study, surveying 2,000 Americans with summer leisure plans, found that 80 percent distinguish between a "trip" and a "vacation". "There's nothing better than cruising on the highway with the windows down, sun shining and music playing, especially when you're surrounded by your loved ones - even those on four legs," said Julie Arrowsmith, G6 Hospitality's president and CEO. "Whether you're the planner or just along for the ride, Motel 6 and Studio 6 provide pet-friendly and affordable lodging so you can relax, enjoy the journey and focus on creating memories."
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Survey: Only one in five hotel professionals say tech stack is 'sufficient' - 0 views

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    ONLY ONE IN five hotel professionals believe the current tech stack is sufficient for achieving efficiencies, cost savings and adequate guest care, according to a recent survey by the Hospitality Women's Innovation Council. Approximately 91 percent of survey respondents indicated that better collaboration among technology companies on integrations is needed, while 86 percent felt improved integration processes would encourage greater investment in technology. HWIC, a group of hotel brand executives, managers, and innovators, conducted the survey between May 25 and June 15, HWIC said in a statement. More than 300 owners, managers, and technologists participated in the survey. The study was supported by Visual Matrix, a PMS software developer in Richardson, Texas. "Industry professionals have confirmed that more than any other factor, collaboration is the key to driving better business results for hoteliers-collaboration among technology providers and between the providers and the hoteliers they serve," said Georgine Muntz, HWIC co-chair and CEO of Visual Matrix. "When we created the council close to a year ago, we began with the assumption that women leaders in hospitality can help improve the ways industry professionals collaborate for common ends and encourage better standardized integrations. Now that assumption has been fully validated. We look forward to sharing the council's recommendations on better integration, collaboration and advancing innovation, in the weeks ahead."
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Hotel Equities Partners with Grazzy and Visa Direct to Launch Digital Tipping Platform - 0 views

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    HOTEL EQUITIES HAS partnered with Grazzy and Visa Direct to launch a digital tipping platform for their associates and guests. This initiative aims to provide a secure and cashless way for guests to tip hotel staff, HE said in a statement. According to a recent study, 83 percent of hotel guests want to tip staff digitally but face limitations. HE and Grazzy's program enables guests to tip housekeeping, front desk and other staff from their mobile devices, the company said. By scanning a hotel branded QR code in their room or on hotel signage, guests can access Grazzy, choose the staff member and enter the desired tip amount. No cash or extra apps are required, the statement added.
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2024 Report : Americans Use Fewest Vacation Days Globally - 0 views

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    APPROXIMATELY 53 PERCENT of Americans plan not to use all their vacation time this year, despite receiving 12 days annually, the fewest of any country, according to a recent study by travel platform Expedia. Vacation deprivation in the U.S., defined as the feeling of not having enough time off, reached an 11-year high at 65 percent, even as rates have decreased in many other parts of the world. Expedia's 24th annual Vacation Deprivation Report 2024, which surveyed 11,580 people across 11 countries in March and April, found that American and Japanese workers take a similar number of days off each year, 11 and 12 respectively. However, Japan has the world's lowest vacation deprivation level at 53 percent. This may be due to Japanese workers taking more frequent short vacations and prioritizing relaxation during their getaways, Expedia said.
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Travel remains a top priority for U.S. consumers: Jenius Bank Report 2024 - 0 views

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    MOST AMERICANS PLAN to keep spending at least the same on travel, according to a recent Jenius Bank report. The report indicates that consumers view "richness" as balancing expense management with enjoying life and growing their wealth. Approximately 29.3 percent of Americans refuse to cut back on travel, despite its non-essential status, according to the Jenius Bank report. Also, 20.1 percent of consumers' largest one-time payment in 2023 was for a vacation. The study, "The Mind-Money Connection: How Managing Your Finances Can Make You Happier," reveals how consumers' financial situations are linked to their mental health and wellbeing.
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Report: U.S. corporate travel spend to reach pre-pandemic levels in 2024 - 0 views

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    CORPORATE TRAVEL SPEND by U.S. companies is expected to grow 8 to 12 percent, reaching or exceeding pre-pandemic levels by the end of 2024, according to a recent Deloitte study. Around 73 percent of travel managers expect their companies' travel spend to increase in 2024, while 58 percent expect further increases in 2025, with projected gains averaging 14-15 percent each year. Deloitte's 2024 corporate travel report, "Upward Climb with Uphill Struggles," found that live events are a top growth driver, with 6 in 10 business travelers expecting to attend a conference, trade show or exhibition this year. "Business travel has been slower to come back following pandemic slowdowns, but this could be the year that it accelerates to new heights," said Eileen Crowley, Deloitte's vice chair and U.S. transportation, hospitality and services attest leader. "More employees are traveling for business-and enjoying it-underscoring that in-person connection often remains a critical component. As companies see a renewed benefit in the opportunities business travel provides, business leaders can capitalize on the enthusiasm and prioritize travel experiences that are valuable to both the organization and employee."
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India Tours and Travel: India Tours likely to have around 1,747 million travelers by 2021 Report - 0 views

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    India Tours - Going by the double-digit growth of the travel industry , India is expected to have around 1,747 million travelers by 2021, which would require 1, 88,500 additional hotel rooms, according to a recent study.
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Find deals on hotels in the UK - 0 views

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Chartering a Private Jet? The Importance of Analyzing Safety - 0 views

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    Are you interested by chartering a private jet Whether you want to take a business trip, a family trip, or a romantic getaway, a privately chartered jet is the right technique to get to your destination. Although privately chartered jets come highly rated and advisable, there are still a couple of points that you have to study, resembling safety. It is no secret that flying the pleasant skies can be dangerous. That is why it is suggested that you simply hold security in thoughts, when arranging the chartering of a privately owned jet.
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Chartering a Private Jet? The Importance of Analyzing Safety - 0 views

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    Are you interested in chartering a private jet Whether you want to take a business trip, a family trip, or a romantic getaway, a privately chartered jet is the right technique to get to your location. Although independently chartered airplanes come highly rated and advisable, there are still a couple of points that you have to study, resembling safety
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