At Rocco Forte Hotels, we take pride in highlighting our outstanding role models who have embraced careers in hospitality. Not only on International Women’s Day but the entire month, we joyfully honor the achievements, resilience, and dedication of the inspiring women within our Rocco Forte family, fostering an inclusive environment where all talents shine brightly. Collectively we can all #InspireInclusion
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Ladies - and gents - what are your thoughts on HOTELS magazine's question: "Does an Old Boys Club Still Exist in the Hotel Industry?" Being in an industry that primarily employs women, I am always inspired by female leaders who grab the reins and start their own hospitality business. Hotel representation companies are one enduring success story. Kudos to veterans Dominique Debay of Dominique Debay Collection, Suzanne Goldberg of The Art of Hospitality and Tara D'Agostino of WanderLuxe Destinations for writing their own success story. There are many other stories to be told. Let's keep sharing them. #travelunites #luxurytravel #hospitalityindustry #womeninhospitality
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I recently came across a story that not only inspired me but also sparked hope for the future of women in leadership roles, especially in contexts where it's still a rarity. The journey of Rebecca Thorn, from managing a fish and chips shop in New Zealand to becoming the General Manager of Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya, is not just a career leap—it's a monumental step towards challenging and changing gender norms in corporate Japan. What makes Rebecca's ascent to leadership in Japan so compelling is the broader context: it's exceptionally rare for women to hold executive positions in Japanese corporations. Her success story shines as a beacon of change, illustrating that talent, passion, and determination can break through traditional barriers. One quote from Rebecca resonated deeply with me: "It’s all about embracing the opportunities that come your way, no matter how unexpected they might be." This mindset, combined with her relentless pursuit of excellence, has not only paved her own way but also hopefully paves the way for more women to follow in her footsteps in Japan and beyond. This moment in Rebecca's career raises an important question for all of us: How can we support and accelerate the journey towards more inclusive and diverse leadership landscapes, not just in Japan, but globally? For those interested in the full depth of Rebecca's inspiring story and the implications it holds for the future of gender diversity in leadership, dive in here: https://lnkd.in/eZJps7EJ. It’s a vivid reminder of the transformative power of embracing opportunities, regardless of where—or who—they come from. I wonder if she has an MBA and would be on my podcast 🤔? #Leadership #DiversityAndInclusion #WomenInBusiness #HospitalityIndustry #CareerChange
Rebecca Thorn's Rise from Fish and Chips to General Manager of Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya - Savvy Tokyo
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Interesting article in a recent Conference & Incentive Travel (C&IT) online about #genz and their preferences on where to #travel to in #2024. As a generally more classic, well-established with high-awareness country as #spain, its great that the two principal cities hit in the top 10 on the list. #barcelona #madrid #incentivetravel https://lnkd.in/d4Vi-9BB
Top destinations for Gen Z delegates in 2024
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I stumbled across this this morning... In traveltech, women make up just 15.6% of executives. Progress has been slow despite some recent gains, like women leading major airlines. The systemic barriers—lack of role models, funding challenges—continue to stall real change. While efforts like women-led leadership groups are a start, the industry needs to do more to close this gap. Without greater support and fresh recruitment strategies, is true equality achievable anytime soon? 🌱✨ How can companies accelerate this progress? 🤔 #WomenInLeadership #GenderEquality #TravelTech #WomenInBusiness #DiversityInTech #FemaleFounders #LeadershipEquity
Women comprise 15.6% of B2B travel tech leadership: What the statistic means
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The hospitality industry has demonstrated a very positive trajectory in the post-COVID period, marked by steady growth, innovative brand and PR strategies, and a focus on responsible tourism. My article in TW sought to provide a glimpse into the increasing role and contribution of young, dynamic female leaders in mid-level to senior-level positions within the industry. #travellers_world_magazine #marcom #hospitalitycommunications #womeninhospitality
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#ClientNews Veranda Adkins, the dynamic force behind Travel Legacy and the Association of Black Travel Professionals, is featured in Authority Magazine! 🌟 In this insightful interview, Veranda shares her wisdom on the power of authentic women's leadership and the transformative impact it can have. Follow the link below to read the article now. #WomenLeaders #AuthenticLeadership #TravelLegacy #ABTP
Leading with Heart: Veranda Adkins of Travel Legacy and the Association of Black Travel…
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Founder & CEO of Lanyard (Creative corporate housing solutions) | Founder of Female Founders in Hospitality
Just 15.6% of leadership members across B2B tech companies are female. And yet 58% of the lodging and accommodation workforce was female as of 2022 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It's staggering when you think about the gap that needs to be closed. And yet, I've never been more optimistic about the future of female leadership in the hospitality industry. We're now measuring the gap across different segments of the industry thanks to the Women in Hospitality annual report from the American Hotel & Lodging Association Foundation and this new finding from Belvera Partners and PhocusWire. It's not just anecdotal. This is critical. Also, initiatives like Female Founders in Hospitality and the Women in Hospitality Leadership Alliance comprising over 30 organizations are working to advance women across the industry. I'm thrilled to be part of the change along with so many other incredible women and allies. #fundfemalefounders #thefutureisfemale #travelindustry
The gap between female and male leadership within the #travel technology industry is shrinking - at a snail's pace - but becoming smaller still. The results of a July analysis by Belvera Partners, show that 15.6% of leadership members - “CEOs of the top companies and most visible individuals” - across the B2B travel #technology industry are women. Industry experts believe the data point is worth paying attention to. “It's one of the first stats we have for the industry - this industry specifically,” said Nina Kleaveland, the founder and CEO of Lanyard who also created the group Female Founders in Hospitality. Learn more on #PhocusWire: https://bit.ly/3XEGtZ1 #travelnews #traveltech #travelindustry
Women comprise 15.6% of B2B travel tech leadership: What the statistic means
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🌍✈️🏨 Empowering Change: Reclamation in Travel, Tourism, and Hospitality 🏨✈️🌍 I'm thrilled to share insights from the upcoming Women in Travel & Hospitality Conference, centered around a transformative theme of Empowering Change: Reclamation in Travel, Tourism, and Hospitality. This event promises to be a beacon for innovation, inclusivity, and empowerment in our industry. As we navigate the evolving landscapes of travel and hospitality, the call for reclamation stands out as a powerful reminder of our collective strength and resilience. This conference aims to spotlight the incredible contributions of women leaders and innovators who are at the forefront of this change, driving the industry towards a more equitable and sustainable future. Here's why this theme resonates deeply with our current times: Reclamation of Space: It's about creating inclusive environments where diverse voices are heard, respected, and valued. This includes advocating for equal representation in leadership roles and decision-making processes. Sustainability and Responsibility: Emphasizing eco-friendly practices and sustainable tourism that respects both the environment and local communities. It's a call to action for responsible stewardship of our planet. Innovation and Resilience: Highlighting the importance of adaptive strategies and innovative solutions in overcoming challenges. The pandemic has taught us the value of resilience, and this theme encourages us to continue pushing boundaries. Empowerment through Education: Focusing on the role of education and professional development in empowering individuals to lead and effect change. Knowledge is power, and this conference aims to equip participants with the tools they need to succeed. Community and Collaboration: Encouraging a culture of support and collaboration within the industry. By working together, we can achieve greater impact and drive meaningful change. I'm excited to see how this conference will inspire and galvanize us all to take bold steps forward in our industry. Let's embrace this opportunity to learn, connect, and empower each other toward a brighter, more inclusive future. Will you be joining us? Let's connect and make a difference together! 💪 Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/g7nR2t-R #WomenInTravel #EmpoweringChange #HospitalityIndustry #SustainableTourism #Leadership #Innovation
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Managing consultant focused on global communication strategies, emerging travel and meetings technology, and team development
Businesses continue to prioritize inclusivity by accommodating the varied needs of their workforce. Advito's Christine Connolley highlights four steps travel managers can take to begin incorporating Diversity, Equity & Inclusion into their program. #InclusivityMatters #DEI
Prioritizing Traveler Safety: A Comprehensive Approach to DE&I in Business Travel
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When you think of diversity, what groups do you think of? Above are some social and cultural identities we consider when addressing DEI. We understand that diversity is a complex issue, so we are committed to ensuring that our policies and practices welcome people from all backgrounds. It's important to us that DEI policies encompass all of these groups so that everyone feels welcome and valued in the places they visit. Does your organization's DEI policy address all of these groups? If not, you might need some help from the experts at Travel Unity. Visit our website to learn more. #DEI #TravelUnity #InclusiveTravel
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