These days, providing EV charging at hotels and inns is no longer a nice-to-have, but a must-have. Choosing to install a convenient EV charging solution will unlock an entirely new group of guests for your hotel, and keep them returning. Learn the benefits👇 https://hubs.la/Q02FLjCd0 #EVCharging #Hospitality #ElectricVehicles #Electrification
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To keep up with demand, hotels and inns must implement EV charging as a core amenity to attract new groups of guests, create an additional stream of revenue, and be a valuable resource for their community. Learn why EV charging is a necessary addition for the hospitality industry. Read the story 👇 https://hubs.la/Q02k3s8G0 #EV #EVCharging #Electrification #Hospitality
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EV charging not only helps attract guests. Learn some of the other benefits of EV charging. #hotelsandmotels #hoteliers #hotelswithevcharging https://lnkd.in/ebaPHVcH
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🏤 Hospitality EV Charging ⚡️ | Helping Hotels Boost Revenue 📈 and Bookings 📆 | Connecting EV Drivers to Hotels with EV Charging | The One Call Solution for Hospitality EV Charging
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EV charging not only helps attract guests. Learn some of the other benefits of EV charging. #hotelsandmotels #hoteliers #hotelswithevcharging https://lnkd.in/ebaPHVcH
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Ionity putting 'ultra-rapid' chargers at hotels, is like buying the most expensive wrapping paper at Christmas. It just doesn't make sense. While it's always great to see more chargers for the public, is this the right move? Various press releases describe the partnership as 380 ultra-rapid charging points are to be installed across all 33 Village Hotels by the end of 2024, with a phased launch beginning in April 2024. Offering up to 350kW charging facilities, available for both hotel guests and the public, alleviating concerns of range anxiety and charger queuing for EV drivers. The facilities will not just be offering charging solutions, but a range of amenities including leisure facilities, food & drink options, and co-working spaces to cater to all needs. This expansion is seen as a giant stride towards IONITY’s goal to facilitate convenient EV charging across Europe. Andreas Atkins, IONITY’s Country Manager of UK & Ireland: “This partnership is a significant stride in expanding the public charging network, bringing us closer to our goal of convenient EV charging for all in Europe while offering fantastic amenities.” But the question is being asked by multiple industry experts, is this the right move? Should CPO's be experienced enough by now, to know which charger type should go in which destination? While we are nothing but huge fans of Ionity and the work they are doing, just like that wrapping paper, that ultimately gets thrown away, this seems like a giant waste. Yes, there will be people using leisure facilities and meetings rooms, but hotels are 99% for overnight guests. Imagine you have had a long drive to a Village Hotel, arriving with 20% battery, you're tired, you just want to check in and chill. But, an hour later you have to come down and move your car. Do you sit in reception, before going to your room, until your car has charged A mix of infrastructure, with mainly 7-22kw would have been a better choice for Village Hotels. #evcharging #electriccars #electricvehicles #sustainability #destinationcharging #evcharger #ionity #villagehotel
IONITY partners with Village Hotels - Zapmap
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⚡ RAW’s CEO Jason Simpson shares the top three reasons hotels frequently stumble with EV Charging solutions ⚡ This blog outlines the top three reasons hotels often struggle to offer effective EV charging solutions. From the common pitfalls associated with DIY installations to misconceptions about charging speeds, Jason sheds light on how hotels can elevate the guest experience by implementing efficient charging processes 🏨 🔋. "As someone who has witnessed firsthand the transformative potential of EV charging in the hospitality sector, I've noticed many well-intentioned hotels end up with solutions ill-suited for today's demands, let alone the future. However, a significant portion of the responsibility lies within the charging industry itself." Discover all three tips here: https://lnkd.in/eks88VtM #RAWCharging #EVCharging #Hospitality #Hoteliers #Hotel #GolfClub #GuestExperience
Jason Simpson: The Future of Hospitality – The Top 3 reasons so many hotels get EV Charging wrong
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Expert Insight: "Personal transportation in the U.S. is destined to transition from traditional vehicles and toward EVs (electric vehicles), creating new challenges and opportunities for hospitality businesses." Read more from Dennis Carter of LG Business Solutions USA below #HotelBusiness https://lnkd.in/ehawuEBF #ev #electricvehicles #tech #technology #hotel #hotels #hotelnews #hotelowners #hoteliers #hotelindustry #hospitality #hospitalitynews #hospitalityindustry #hotelsandresorts #lodging
How the EV revolution can help hotels create new revenue streams - hotelbusiness.com
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ICYMI: Parking Your Electric Vehicle at a Hotel? Choice Hotels has your back!: Choice-branded properties can add four or more charging stations for guests, helping to meet the growing demand for electric vehicle (EV) charging and eliminate one of the biggest pain points for EV drivers traveling for business or leisure. “An agreement with Tesla allows our brands to further stand out by increasing access to EV charging for guests and potentially drive incremental topline revenue for hotel owners,” said Dominic Dragisich, Executive Vice President of Operations and Chief Global Brand Officer for Choice Hotels International. “At Choice, we are focused on ensuring owners and operators of our hotel brands are set up to benefit from strategic agreements that drive booking consideration and value.” Offering over 7,500 hotels across 46 countries and territories, Choice is uniquely positioned to address the growing consumer demand for EV charging. Guests who drove to its hotels accounted for 82% of all Choice room nights in 2022, well above the industry average, according to data from DK Shifflet. Approximately 90% of Choice-branded properties in the U.S. are in suburban, interstate, and small-town locations, with 76% located within one mile of a highway entrance. Currently, 41% of Cambria hotels offer EV charging, and by the end of 2024, all are expected to be outfitted with at least one charging station. Cambria guests rank EV charging as one of the top three sustainability priorities that they look for when booking a stay. Additionally, several of Choice’s corporate offices currently offer EV charging stations, including North Bethesda, Maryland, and Scottsdale, Arizona. Our business is you, was the advertising message Choice had for their guests in 2019. It’s electric vehicles now. SOURCE: Parking Your Electric Vehicle at a Hotel? Choice Hotels has your back! BY: eTurboNews | eTN #ChoiceHotels #Tesla #hotel #News
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Check out our latest featured article in Hotel Business Magazine, where Aatish Patel, our president and co-founder share his insights on why hotels are the perfect hubs for future EV charging. #evcharging #hospitality #batteryintegrated #chargingstations #greenfuture #nzs #c6
EV market charges hotels into the future - HB To Go
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Navigating EV Charging, Contracts, Infrastructure, Deployment: Attorney - Consultant - EV Industry Thought Leader
It seems to me they missed the boat by installing #fastcharging at these locations. Hotel guests don't want to be forced to move their cars, and most people aren't coming to hotels for a few minutes or even an hour. You need to have a good understanding what's needed (for the property and the market) and what actually makes financial and business sense. Much the same as when negotiating and drafting a #contract, or #investing money in #realestate. Perhaps a case of poor advisement, poor negotiation skills, and a misunderstanding of the market, the product, and their customers. Or maybe there's more here than meets the eye?
Ionity putting 'ultra-rapid' chargers at hotels, is like buying the most expensive wrapping paper at Christmas. It just doesn't make sense. While it's always great to see more chargers for the public, is this the right move? Various press releases describe the partnership as 380 ultra-rapid charging points are to be installed across all 33 Village Hotels by the end of 2024, with a phased launch beginning in April 2024. Offering up to 350kW charging facilities, available for both hotel guests and the public, alleviating concerns of range anxiety and charger queuing for EV drivers. The facilities will not just be offering charging solutions, but a range of amenities including leisure facilities, food & drink options, and co-working spaces to cater to all needs. This expansion is seen as a giant stride towards IONITY’s goal to facilitate convenient EV charging across Europe. Andreas Atkins, IONITY’s Country Manager of UK & Ireland: “This partnership is a significant stride in expanding the public charging network, bringing us closer to our goal of convenient EV charging for all in Europe while offering fantastic amenities.” But the question is being asked by multiple industry experts, is this the right move? Should CPO's be experienced enough by now, to know which charger type should go in which destination? While we are nothing but huge fans of Ionity and the work they are doing, just like that wrapping paper, that ultimately gets thrown away, this seems like a giant waste. Yes, there will be people using leisure facilities and meetings rooms, but hotels are 99% for overnight guests. Imagine you have had a long drive to a Village Hotel, arriving with 20% battery, you're tired, you just want to check in and chill. But, an hour later you have to come down and move your car. Do you sit in reception, before going to your room, until your car has charged A mix of infrastructure, with mainly 7-22kw would have been a better choice for Village Hotels. #evcharging #electriccars #electricvehicles #sustainability #destinationcharging #evcharger #ionity #villagehotel
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EV Charging facilities 🤝 great guest experiences 👉 Did you know that 67% of EV drivers in the UK are influenced by onsite charger availability at hotels? And, as many as 48% would categorically choose not to stay at a hotel that didn’t offer it. EV charging facilities at your hotel can help you: ✅ Improve guest experiences ⚡ Attract new customers 💷 Create new revenue streams 🌟 Stand out from your competitors 🌍 Demonstrate your commitment to the planet Check out our blog on the benefits of installing EV charging facilities at your hotel to find out more ⬇ #EZCharge #Hotels #Hospitality #HotelIndustry #EVCharging #EVInfrastructure #ChargePoints #EV #EVMadeEZ #EZDoesIt #ElectricVehicles
Why all hotels should consider installing EV charging infrastructure - EZ-Charge
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