Ian Schager Says Luxury Hotels Will Change In Two Main Ways Over the Next Ten Years

5/4/2019

Ian Schrager, legendary hotelier and Studio 54 cofounder, says luxury hotels will change in two main ways over the next 10 years. Luxury hotels will get smaller, with only 80 to 90 rooms, but each room will be larger, Schrager says.

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El Business Travel en 2025

Que los viajes de negocio en España moverán cerca de 15.600 millones de euros en 2025, como recoge el reciente estudio elaborado por GEBTA y Braintrust, supone sin duda una buena noticia. Lo es para la propia industria de los viajes, pero a la vez también para el conjunto de la economía, en la medida en la que los viajes de negocio tienen un efecto directo en el crecimiento de la actividad comercial y las exportaciones, con un ROI medio cercano al 1:10 en el caso del managed business travel.

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How A Luxury Brand Spends 10 Minutes A Day To Create Five-Star Service

Award-winning service doesn’t just happen. It starts with great stories shared each and every day. The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, the only hotel brand to win the Malcolm Baldridge national quality award (twice), is a brand built on storytelling.

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Female Solo Travelers: The Demographic Hotels Should Tap Into

More and more women are choosing to travel alone, and the hospitality industry is realizing the need to cater to them and ensure that not only do they have a pleasant stay, but also a secure one; So how are hotels fairing in this effort? Read the article to find out!.

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What's There to Grab in the Ultra-Luxury Hospitality Market?

With the recent acquisitions of Belmond by LVMH and of Six Senses by IHG (InterContinental Hotel Group), what is left to 'grab' in the ultra-luxury hospitality market? What makes the LVMH purchase of Belmond exceptional and may lead to 'copycats' before we know it? Simply that LVMH is before anything else a 'luxury conglomerate' with an extremely limited (and rather recent) commitment to hospitality.

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