PEOPLE update as of Dec. 17, 2019
Ken Greene departs Radisson. Jesse Nagle joins Travelodge. Four Seasons Toronto appointments. Peter Goudron CEO of Parq Casino. Peter Kwong new Best Western chair. Jason Gamel is new ARDA president. Ty Speer leaves…
Ken Greene departs Radisson. Jesse Nagle joins Travelodge. Four Seasons Toronto appointments. Peter Goudron CEO of Parq Casino. Peter Kwong new Best Western chair. Jason Gamel is new ARDA president. Ty Speer leaves…
BANFF, Alta. — Banff Lodging Company delivers an exceptional guest experience using Maestro Multi-property PMS, which puts their 11 properties on one database for easy cross-selling.
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Time is money when it comes to construction. The sooner a new hotel can welcome guests, the sooner the hotelier starts seeing a return on investment. Modular construction can made that process much…
Chef Akira earns another Michelin Star. Days Inns partner with Curling Canada. Group Germain Hotels rack up awards. Huntingdon Manor's Ecostar Award. Microtel Val d'Or wins Best New Hotel.
VANCOUVER — “Governments, city councils and the media are choosing to side with us when just three years earlier they thought Airbnb was the best thing to happen to communities…but we still have work to do,” Susie…
VANCOUVER — Growing demand and emerging opportunities are the bright spots in an industry that shifted gears in 2019, WCLC attendees heard in Vancouver Nov. 26.
VANCOUVER — “Governments, city councils and the media are choosing to side with us when just three years earlier they thought Airbnb was the best thing to happen to communities…but we still have work to do,” Susie…
KEMBLE, Ont. — Georgian Bay has become a destination for automotive enthusiasts from around the world with its Concours d'Elegance. Rob McLeese explains why in this Q&A article.
RED DEER, Alta. — Zainul and Shazma Holdings is a family owned and operated business with the goal of bringing superior hotel and restaurant experiences to Alberta. CLN shines the spotlight on Shazma Charania, president.
BELLEVUE, Wash. – A recent survey of hoteliers by Expedia found that large players were more willing to invest in technology. Smaller properties find the cost of technology is a barrier to embracing new tools.
