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https://lnkd.in/eBWHzjkh I have to say. For being in hospitality we really need to focus on what guest, customers and consumers really want. This is one of the best example to show your team this video.

🎥 “Hostels - A Hospitality Revolution" 🎥 Welcome back to another episode of “Bridging The Gap”. This week, I’m joined by Head of Commercial at Clink Hostels, Diogo Vaz Ferreira Diogo and I discuss: - Joining Clink Hostels and why Diogo's father questioned his sanity - The origins of Clink Hostels and growth - Preconceived notions of hostels and changing perceptions - Revenue per square metre, adaptability, and fluidity - F&B and how important it is to hostels - Clink's business model and how that drives resilience and creates stability - The difference between revenue management in hostels versus hotels - The key attributes needed for a career in hostels - How to ace an interview at Clink Hostels Jump in and take a look 👀 Please like, share, and comment as this helps the show and the industry as a whole, and if you'd like to appear on a future episode, drop us a message! #revenuemanagement #revenuemanager #revenuegrowth #graduates

https://lnkd.in/eGTSEX25 Be present and be thoughtful! This Ted talk provides enlightenment on how hospitality is all about creating memories.

📣 Announcement! Episode 85 of Revinate’s Hotel Moment is now live. 🚀 In this episode, we were fortunate to sit down with Jennifer Hill, the VP of Commercial Strategy at Kalibri Labs. Tune in now to hear Jennifer’s strategies for maximizing asset value and profitability in the hospitality industry with a robust commercial strategy and a focus on net operating income (NOI) 📖 🎧 Head to the comments for the links to listen 👇 #kalibrilabs #hospitality #hotelmoment

Calling all Hotel Innovators! Feeling like your hotel is stuck in the same old routine? This article explores how to spark creativity and ignite fresh ideas in the hospitality industry using unconventional approaches. The author proposes the "Velcro Theory" to develop concepts that truly "stick" with your guests, like burrs stick to clothing.

Will Guidara, known for his insights on "Unreasonable Hospitality," encapsulates a profound notion, "you can take ordinary transactions and turn them into extraordinary experiences." This sentiment resonates deeply with me, especially in the realm of hospitality. In this video, Will recounts an instance where guests at his high-end restaurant lamented missing out on the quintessential New York hot dog experience. Recognizing this as an opportunity, he seized the chance to deliver that unique experience to them, showcasing the transformative power of hospitality. I often convey this concept to my team as "hospitality cues" that surround us all day, serving as reminders of the magic we can create simply by being thoughtful. These cues are ever-present, waiting to be noticed and utilized to bring joy to others through our actions and gestures, regardless of the industry you're in. #hospitality #economy #extraordinary #experiences

The Secret Ingredients of Great Hospitality | Will Guidara | TED Conferences Will Guidara's TED Talk on "The Secret Ingredients of Great Hospitality": 1. Personal Connection: Guidara emphasizes the importance of establishing a genuine connection with customers, going beyond just providing a service. 2. Anticipating Needs: He discusses the significance of anticipating the needs of guests before they even realize it themselves, creating a seamless and delightful experience. 3. Attention to Detail: Guidara highlights the value of paying attention to small details, as they can significantly impact the overall perception of hospitality. 4. Empathy and Understanding: He stresses the role of empathy and understanding in hospitality, recognizing and addressing the emotions and preferences of guests. 5. Constant Innovation: Guidara encourages constant innovation and adaptation in hospitality, staying ahead of trends and continuously improving the guest experience. 6. Creating Memories: Lastly, he underscores the importance of creating memorable experiences for guests, leaving a lasting impression that goes beyond the immediate service encounter. Restaurateur Will Guidara's life changed when he decided to serve a two-dollar hot dog in his fancy four-star restaurant, creating a personalized experience for some out-of-town customers craving authentic New York City street food. The move earned such a positive reaction that Guidara began pursuing this kind of "unreasonable hospitality" full-time, seeking out ways to create extraordinary experiences and give people more than they could ever possibly expect. In this funny and heartwarming talk, he shares three steps to crafting truly memorable moments centered in human connection – no matter what business you're in. Watch more: https://lnkd.in/dgBSYxug      #TED #TEDTalks #hospitality Will Guidara

Going above and beyond for customers pays dividends! 💰 Tim Sweetman shares brilliant examples of creating simple yet memorable experiences for his Chick-fil-A Restaurants guests. From providing travel packs for weary beachgoers, To renting luxury bathroom trailers to accommodate summertime crowds. Tim's formula is about being hyper-observant of customers' unique needs. The result? Rave reviews, massive goodwill, and a steady stream of raving fans. It's unreasonable hospitality in action! Want to hear more of Tim's tips on forging meaningful guest connections? Check out the full episode now! Let us know your own examples of going the extra mile. #UnreasonableHospitality #CustomerExperience #Hospitality #RestaurantMarketing #LocalBusiness #LocalMarketing #LocalMarketingLab

"This could be their Paris." Love this thought from John Paladino, CIS when we talked with John about guest experience on this week's The Art of Hospitality Podcast. Every guest is important. Every experience is important. We are fortunate to be the stewards of fantastic life moments. Even when those moments may seem average, our job is to handle with care. Hospitality is in everything we do. Every day. Enjoy the great listen.. - Hospitality is life - Expectations - Hospitality is simple, but simple is not easy - Be on-site - AI & levels of hospitality - Human element of hospitality; art of people, art of emotions, art of delivering above expectations - Pick up the phone and call - Planning and executing is hard - Above & Beyond Foundation - Surprise front line workers - Marriott; take care of your people and your people take care of your guests https://lnkd.in/eVJ2sDvn

You only get one chance at making a first impression in hospitality