Meyer Jabara Hotels to manage Mason City Hyatt Place and Conference Center
The 116-key hotel will feature a lobby bar, full-service restaurant, fitness center, indoor pool, and other popular brand amenities.
Marriott to debut in Nagasaki
Marriott International announced the signing of an agreement with Kyushu Railway Company to debut the company’s signature brand – Marriott Hotels – in Nagasaki, Japan.
WTTC identifies digital solutions for governments to restore international mobility
Key WTTC recommendations will remove current patchwork of policies and processes.
UNWTO and GSMA join forces
UNWTO and the GSMA have announced a partnership to promote the upskilling of people in underserved communities, engaged in tourism.
Daniela Otero joins UNWTO Global Ethics Committee
Skål International CEO, member of the World Tourism Organization’s Global Ethics Committee.
Top priorities for hotel CEOs in a post-Covid world
The hospitality landscape continues to evolve at an alarming rate – and unless hotel CEOs take action to identify and implement the right changes, their hotels are unlikely to make the cut.In this article, we look at five of the top priorities that CEOs need to be considering right now.
IDeaS Brings Millennium and Copthorne Hotels onto G3 RMS
Global hotel group selects IDeaS G3 RMS following thorough evaluation and piloting phase.
WTTC calls for borders to remain open and safe travel to continue
“Closing borders will not prevent the spread of new variants. The latest variant is increasingly being detected in countries around the world.”
ETC proposition paper on international travel
70 travel and tourism organisations express their support to any effort to keep protecting and ensuring the freedom of movement.
Auberge Resorts Collection announces The Dunlin
This scenic destination will redefine Southern hospitality and the natural beauty of sea island living upon opening in 2024.
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December 3 marks International Day of People With Disabilities, and for this year’s celebrations, the 2021 theme ‘Fighting for rights in the post-COVID era’ will be recognised.
In 2021, we are celebrating the challenges, opportunities and overcoming of barriers for people who live with disabilities, in the context of life during a global pandemic.
Please show your support on December 3 this year by spreading awareness of the theme ‘Fighting for rights in the post-COVID era’ and celebrating the achievements of people with disability in your community and right around the world.
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Since March 2020, people the world over have been impacted by drastic political, social and economic challenges and change as a result of domestic and international responses to COVID-19.
This year, International Day of People with Disabilities should be used to recognise that people who live with disabilities are among the most vulnerable and affected populations amid the COVID pandemic.
Where marginalisation, discrimination, vulnerability and exploitation are everyday factors for many people living with disability, the increased risk of poor outcomes have been magnified during the pandemic, along with reduced access to routine health care and rehabilitation services, more pronounced social isolation, poorly-tailored public health messaging, inadequately constructed mental health services, and a lack of emergency preparedness for people with special needs.
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William Biles, a trainee at Crumbs found himself face-to-face with Rick Stein when Rick was visiting his restaurant at Sandbanks. William is on a placement at the restaurant where he is putting int...Comment on Facebook