Catégorie : Strategy
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Indian Hotel Sector: 2025 in Review
Every journey has its detours, and 2025 had more than a few. The year began with confident strides for India’s hotel sector, riding the momentum of a country that was increasingly visible, self-assured, and influential on the global stage. The outlook at the start of the year was not just optimistic; it was electric. Coldplay’s…
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26 Things That Will Help Your Social Media in 2026
Built for brands, creators, and social teams in the trenches.Howdy there, friend! First off, Happy New Year!I’m writing this from the cozy corner of my couch, sipping on a bone broth hot chocolate (don’t knock it until you try it), and mentally prepping for the week ahead.As we all ease back into the chaos of…
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Scaling a French boutique hotel brand
Hello everyone, happy Wednesday. If you’re new here, “In The Room” is a written interview series dedicated to the stories of hoteliers and restaurateurs doing things in a uniquely interesting way. You may recall that a year ago, LVMH acquired a minority stake in Fontenille Collection, a growing portfolio of charming boutique hotels primarily in…
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Marketing Multiplier: Product Retention and Economics Matter | David Manela posted on the topic | LinkedIn
Marketing isn’t magic. It’s a multiplier. Multiply by zero, you still get zero. Great product × Great marketing = Exponential growth Great product × Bad marketing = Slow growth Bad product × Great marketing = Expensive failure Bad product × No marketing = Cheap failure If you meet boards or CMOs who think marketing alone…
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Here’s the New Rules for Becoming a Successful Hotel Brand in 2026 Let’s stop pretending the old playbook still works. In 2026, hotel brands don’t win because they look luxurious. They win because… | Scott Eddy | 28 comments
Here’s the New Rules for Becoming a Successful Hotel Brand in 2026 Let’s stop pretending the old playbook still works. In 2026, hotel brands don’t win because they look luxurious. They win because they understand human behavior better than their competitors. Every booking is emotional before it’s rational. If you’re still leading with amenities instead…
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Why Tesla Might Save Small Towns — Isaac French
We just unveiled a brand-new, 4-stall Tesla supercharger that we built in a small parking lot next door to The Pie Safe – our family’s artisan bakery in the tiny town of Deary, Idaho.As far as I know, this is only the third privately-owned supercharger to open since Tesla announced this initiative a couple months…
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The Impact of AI on Hotel Labor Is All About Continuous Quick Wins
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been extolled as a savior for hospitality. It’s a buzzword; every vendor is saying they’re doing it. Despite genuine AI-based functionality development and implementation that’s happening under the hood, most of what’s currently available is far short of the omnipotent promises that salespersons are making. For buyers – brands, management companies,…
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Authenticity after abundance
By: Adam Mosseri – Head of InstagramSource: https://www.threads.com/@mosseri/post/DS76UiklIDf/media Photo By Anthony Quintano from Mount Laurel, United States – Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri META, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=130404087 The key risk that a platform like Instagram faces is that, as the world inevitably changes more and more quickly, the platform fails to keep up. Looking…
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#seo #agentichoteldistribution #hotelrichcards #agentsitecms #agenticbookingengine | Brad Brewer
At Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa, the imbalance the Digital Markets Act is meant to address is clear. Despite being the most authoritative source for its own listing, earning top trust signals in Google Business Profiles and ranking organically through natural #SEO, the resort was still forced to pay Booking and Google Travel to appear…
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Loyalty programs don’t create loyalty. Conversations do. Here’s what I’m seeing emerge: 🔹 The Shift Traditional approach: Deploy a loyalty program → Hope guests engage → Try to understand… | mathias coudert
Loyalty programs don’t create loyalty. Conversations do. Here’s what I’m seeing emerge: 🔹 The Shift Traditional approach: Deploy a loyalty program → Hope guests engage → Try to understand preferences The new paradigm: Engage in conversation → Build enriched guest profiles → Earn loyalty organically This is where the *Conversational Engineer* role becomes critical. 🔹…