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John Swartzwelder, Sage of “The Simpsons”
The New Yorker Interview John Swartzwelder, Sage of “The Simpsons” The first major interview with one of the most revered comedy writers of all time. By Mike Sacks May 2, 2021 Illustration by Vanessa Saba; Source images from Getty (top); “The Simpsons” (bottom) Save this storySave this story Save this storySave this story It’s been…
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Something to mull over this weekend…. 🤔 The stage is set but the agenda is not! Can you contribute? This year’s Global Revenue Forum conference theme is « Commercial Leadership for the Next… | Ally Northfield | 22 comments
Something to mull over this weekend…. 🤔 The stage is set but the agenda is not! Can you contribute? This year’s Global Revenue Forum conference theme is « Commercial Leadership for the Next Generation ». There’s always a reason behind the theme ( we set it first, and then work out what it means later ), and…
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The Revenue Upgrade
Struggling to Tailor Offers to Each Guest Segment?Without clear market segmentation, forecasting gets fuzzy, revenue leaks away, and guests slip through the cracks. Many hotels in Southern Europe rely on broad categories (or none at all), which means group demand overlaps with transient, static contracts clash with dynamic rates, and profitability gets blurred. Clean segmentation…
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Numa has one of the cleanest digital guest journeys I’ve seen. Quick notes on what hotels can learn 👇 ✅ Booking → Online check-in, instantly Guests are already in admin mode. Let them finish… | Jason Noronha
Numa has one of the cleanest digital guest journeys I’ve seen. Quick notes on what hotels can learn 👇 ✅ Booking → Online check-in, instantly Guests are already in admin mode. Let them finish everything while they’re at their computer. No “do this later” homework. ⏱ Extend stay… right up front Perfect placement. If someone…
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#luxuryhospitality #brandstrategy #culturalintelligence #leadership #experiencedesign #hospitalityinnovation #creativestrategy #guestexperience #emotionalintelligence | Oliver Corrin
Legacy hotel brands move like tankers, while culture moves like a speedboat. Legacy hospitality brands move like tankers, powerful, iconic, and painfully slow to turn. Every new idea demands a meeting, a deck, an approval. By the time the email chain ends, the cultural tide has already shifted. Meanwhile, the brands defining culture today move…
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Five hoteliers shaping the future of hospitality | Jeremy Jauncey posted on the topic | LinkedIn
IOI Properties Group Appoints New Assistant General Manager Of Hospitality Management – Lee Fong Tan IOI Properties Group Berhad (IOIPG) proudly announces the appointment of Ms. Tan Lee Fong as Assistant General Manager, Hospitality Management. This key leadership addition reinforces IOIPG’s commitment to strengthening and expanding its hospitality sub-segment under the Hospitality & Leisure core…
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The week in charts
The Week in Charts Agentic AI in pharma, global economic profit, and more
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Sense and sensibility
Data Points Test your knowledge
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Five on Friday: October 31st, 2025
A new study finds looking at art reduces stress, the food world steps in to offset the impending lapse in SNAP funding, and the countdown to BDNY is on. All that and more in this week’s Five on Friday. SNAP is in trouble—here’s how restaurants are responding Photo courtesy of Adobe Stock Amid an endless…
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How AI is Changing the Hospitality Guest Journey: Milestone Inc. and HSMAI eBook
Milestone Inc., a leading provider of AI-powered digital experience platforms, in partnership with the Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI), today announced the release of a new eBook titled “How AI is Impacting the Hospitality Customer Journey.” The publication explores how artificial intelligence is transforming every stage of the guest experience, from discovery and…
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