GPS Tracking Provides Certainty to Hotel Fleet Managers
GPS tracking helps hotel fleet managers manage vehicles and staff, protecting resources and improving dispute resolution.
GPS tracking helps hotel fleet managers manage vehicles and staff, protecting resources and improving dispute resolution.
Courses that address emerging trends combined with an experiential learning environment can give future tourism and hospitality workers the skills employers want.
TORONTO – Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse has earned its place in the heart of Toronto. A new 25-year lease and extensive renovations position it to serve a new generation of guests.
RADIUM HOT SPRINGS, B.C. — True Key Resorts, with properties on Vancouver Island, Harrison Hot Springs and Radium Hot Springs, offers some of the bucket-list travel experiences today's travellers are looking for.
RADIUM HOT SPRINGS, B.C. — True Key Resorts, with properties on Vancouver Island, Harrison Hot Springs and Radium Hot Springs, offers some of the bucket-list travel experiences today’s travellers are looking for.
VANCOUVER — Canadian Lodging News asked Judy Henderson of Inside Design what a leading design firm can do to help your renovation or new-build hotel project run smoothly. Communication and candid discussions of costs…
TORONTO — From its pocketed coils which contain recycled steel, to wood sourced from sustainable forests, Simmons Beautyrest uses sustainable materials for its beds. CLN asked Christine Pella about the company's…
ORLANDO — Gaylord Palms has a very low employee turnover rate in a highly competitive convention market because it keeps employee quality of life top of mind and has unique employee benefits.
VANCOUVER — Coast Hotels had been a long-time member of Green Key Global (GKG) but the recent GKG program refresh by the Hotel Association of Canada (HAC) was a factor in the chain’s decision to put a renewed focus on…
AmEx GBT's annual Hotel Monitor report expects hotel rates to rise in most of Canada’s largest cities in 2020, including Ottawa (2 per cent), Vancouver (3 per cent), and Montreal and Toronto (4 per cent).