Catégorie : Other interests
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Raheem Sealey shares his approach to menu innovation at Kyu
Senior Food & Beverage Editor Bret Thorn is senior food & beverage editor for Nation’s Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality for Informa’s Restaurants and Food Group, with responsibility for spotting and reporting on food and beverage trends across the country for both publications as well as guiding overall F&B coverage. He is the host of…
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Air Traffic Control Ruined Your Flight
2024 was a record year for Air Traffic Control (ATC) delays due to National ATCs across Europe being mismanaged and short staffed. Despite these soaring ATC delays, the EU Commission and Transport Ministers – who are responsible for National ATC services – still did not take action to recruit and train sufficient Air Traffic Controllers…
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Taste Is the New Intelligence
Rick Rubin in September 2006 — Photo by jasontheexploder, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0) We’re drowning in content. Every platform, every scroll, every second—more inputs, more noise, more things trying to hook your attention. The old metrics of intelligence—who memorized the most, who spoke the loudest, who finished the book first—don’t mean much here.…
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National Afternoon Tea Week: Our Pick of the Best in London & Edinburgh
BEST FOR THEATRICS: GREAT GATSBY AFTERNOON TEA AT SHERATON GRAND LONDON PARK LANE Sheraton Grand London Park Lane has launched The Great Gatsby: Only Afternoon Tea! — a glamorous, limited-time experience in partnership with The Great Gatsby: A New Musical at the London Coliseum. Served in the 1920s Palm Court, the menu channels the spirit of the Jazz Age with…
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Choice Hotels Launches New Marketing Campaigns
NORTH BETHESDA, Maryland—Choice Hotels International, Inc. announced the launch of two new campaigns, spotlighting its four extended-stay brands—Everhome Suites, MainStay Suites, Suburban Studios, and WoodSpring Suites. “Stay in Your Rhythm” a campaign focused on all its extended stay brands, shows guests how they can keep up with daily routines, while “The WoodSpring Way” highlights the…
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Jamie Oliver is looking for partners in the United States
Jamie Oliver has his sights set on the United States and he’s looking for partners. The celebrity chef who initially gained fame 25 years ago on the BBC TV series “The Naked Chef” has continued his television and cookbook-writing career, as well as his ongoing advocacy for childhood nutrition, but he also operates some 64…
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Experience Fun for the Whole Famille at Purple Summer’s Château de Candie, Savoie, France
Screenshot Purple Summer’s Château de Candie invites families to step into a Savoie summer this year with a host of new alpine adventures for all ages. Located in picturesque Chambéry, just an hour from both Geneva and Lyon airports, the 25-room residence from luxury villa specialists Purple Summer sleeps up to 60 and provides the quintessential…
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What if Netflix could rebalance tourism… | Jeremy Jauncey
What if Netflix could rebalance tourism… not just boost it? Netflix shooting in Venice for Season 5 of Emily in Paris reveals a blind spot in entertainment-driven travel marketing. A 2024 study by IFOP found that 38% of tourists in Paris inspired by pop culture stated Emily in Paris was their reason for visiting the…
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Saudia moves to orders with Amadeus Nevio
Saudia, the national flag-carrier of the Saudi Arabia, has implemented to more guest-centric operations by translating traditional booking records (PNRs) and electronic tickets into ‘orders’. An ‘order’ is a single, dynamic record of everything the traveller has purchased for their journey. It provides a real-time, consolidated view of all services, enabling the airline to better…
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Me, my brand and AI: Accenture Consumer Pulse Research 2025
AI agents are gaining autonomy—capable of making decisions and purchases on behalf of consumers. The emergence of browser-based AI agents, such as Mariner and Operator, is already putting agentic assistants at consumers’ fingertips. This shift will transform how brands engage, as they now need to appeal to both human and AI “shoppers.” Brands may lose…