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  1. HSMAI Europe launches new whitepaper on the agentic future of hospitality technology

    HSMAI Europe has published a new whitepaper exploring how hospitality technology is moving from static, fragmented systems toward…
    #Europe #EU #AgenticAI #ArtificialIntelligence #DirectBooking #European #GuestExperience #hospitality #hotel #HSMAIRegionEurope #pressreleases
    europesays.com/europe/93986/

  2. The best hospitality is not a flawless one-way delivery. It is an exchange — and the guest has to bring attention, curiosity, and presence. #travel #hospitality #guestexperience

    skift.com/2026/07/13/when-hosp

    Posted into FLIPBOARD EXCHANGE FEED 🗞️ @flipboard-exchange-feed-Econopass

  3. The best hospitality is not a flawless one-way delivery. It is an exchange — and the guest has to bring attention, curiosity, and presence. #travel #hospitality #guestexperience

    skift.com/2026/07/13/when-hosp

    Posted into FLIPBOARD EXCHANGE FEED 🗞️ @flipboard-exchange-feed-Econopass

  4. The best hospitality is not a flawless one-way delivery. It is an exchange — and the guest has to bring attention, curiosity, and presence. #travel #hospitality #guestexperience

    skift.com/2026/07/13/when-hosp

    Posted into FLIPBOARD EXCHANGE FEED 🗞️ @flipboard-exchange-feed-Econopass

  5. Outdoor LCDs for Hospitality & Resorts

    🏨 Resorts and hotels enhance guest experiences using outdoor displays for navigation, activities, and event communication.

    #HospitalityTech #ResortTechnology #OutdoorDisplays #GuestExperience

  6. HN TV: I Don’t Design Spaces, I Design Portraits: Adam Tihany on Emotion, Control and Turning His Back on Technology

    At the EHL HumanX Summit in Lausanne, Simone Puorto sat down with Adam Tihany, the designer who coined…
    #NewsBeep #News #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #AU #Australia #Design #Entertainment #guestexperience #hospitality #hospitalitydesign #HospitalityNet #Hotel #InteractiveDesign #Interviews #luxuryhospitality #Switzerland #TihanyDesign
    newsbeep.com/au/714664/

  7. HOSTING SHIFT: CONNECTION OUTWEIGHS PERFECTION

    New advice for hosts: focus on making guests feel welcome and connected, not on having a perfect event. Learn how to reduce hosting stress.

    #HostingTips, #GuestExperience, #HomeEntertaining, #StressFreeHosting, #RealConnections

    newsletter.tf/hosting-connecti

  8. HOTEL ETIQUETTE: THE GUEST'S UNSEEN LABOUR

    Hotel housekeepers explain how guest actions like stripping beds or leaving trash can create more work and frustration. Learn what guests can do to help.

    #HotelEtiquette, #Housekeeping, #GuestExperience, #Hospitality, #HotelStaff

    newsletter.tf/hotel-guests-act

  9. HOTEL ETIQUETTE: THE GUEST'S UNSEEN LABOUR

    Hotel housekeepers explain how guest actions like stripping beds or leaving trash can create more work and frustration. Learn what guests can do to help.

    #HotelEtiquette, #Housekeeping, #GuestExperience, #Hospitality, #HotelStaff

    newsletter.tf/hotel-guests-act

  10. Hotel staff say guests who strip their own beds or leave trash create extra work, even though they think they are helping. Simple thanks can make a difference.

    #HotelEtiquette, #Housekeeping, #GuestExperience, #Hospitality, #HotelStaff
    newsletter.tf/hotel-guests-act

  11. Hotel staff say guests who strip their own beds or leave trash create extra work, even though they think they are helping. Simple thanks can make a difference.

    #HotelEtiquette, #Housekeeping, #GuestExperience, #Hospitality, #HotelStaff
    newsletter.tf/hotel-guests-act

  12. A Message From CEO Michael Fiddelke on Target’s Next Chapter – Target

    A Message From CEO Michael Fiddelke on Target’s Next Chapter  TargetTarget’s New C.E.O. Faces Hometown Crisis as He Begins…
    #NewsBeep #News #Topstories #guestexperience #Headlines #leadershipmessage #merchandisingauthority #MichaelFiddelke #TargetCEO #Targetnextchapter #Targetstrategy #teamandcommunities #Technology #TopStories
    newsbeep.com/382063/

  13. A Message From CEO Michael Fiddelke on Target’s Next Chapter – Target

    A Message From CEO Michael Fiddelke on Target’s Next Chapter  TargetTarget’s New C.E.O. Faces Hometown Crisis as He Begins…
    #NewsBeep #News #Topstories #guestexperience #Headlines #leadershipmessage #merchandisingauthority #MichaelFiddelke #TargetCEO #Targetnextchapter #Targetstrategy #teamandcommunities #Technology #TopStories
    newsbeep.com/382063/

  14. 🏨 Phòng khách sạn Hà Nội "bùng" khách đã thanh toán?

    Chủ khách sạn trên phố Hàng Cháo (Hà Nội) bị tố không giao phòng cho khách đã trả tiền đủ. Lý do: khách đến muộn nên phòng hết. Sau đó chủ khách sạn đã xin lỗi và hoàn tiền.

    📌 Tình huống này cho thấy vấn đề quản lý đặt phòng và uy tín dịch vụ. Khách hàng cần được thông báo rõ ràng về thời gian check-in để tránh tranh chấp.

    #hotel #vietnam #scam #refund #hanoi #guestexperience #travel #khachsạn #lừađảo #hoàntiền #hànội #dịchvụ #du lịch

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  15. News | Literary hotels that showcase a novel guest experience – CoStar

    7 stays with overflowing bookshelves, reading-ready nooks

    The Bookhouse Hotel at Faunbrook has seven rooms designed for book lovers by book lovers. (The Bookhouse Hotel)

    By Natalie Harms, Rachel Daub, CoStar News, September 19, 2025 | 7:23 AM

    Books transport their readers to new destinations within the pages. In turn, some hotels have taken a novel approach to providing a literary experience to guests.

    From wall-to-wall bookshelves to specialty suites, these seven hotels lean into the literary world and the power of the written word.

    Click through the slideshow of these literary hotels and scroll down to learn more about each one.

    https://flo.uri.sh/visualisation/25162684/embed

    Library Hotel

    Setting: New York, New York

    Synopsis: This 60-key, independent luxury hotel was built in 1912 and renovated in 2012, according to CoStar data. The owner and operator, Library Hotel Collection, has three other New York hotels, but the Library Hotel in Midtown Manhattan is its literary crown jewel. The hotel has more than 6,000 books decorating its halls and restaurant concept called Madison & Vine. The Writer’s Den and Poetry Garden & Terrace on the 14th floor transforms each evening into Bookmarks Lounge, a rooftop bar with literary-inspired cocktails.

    Main character: The Library Hotel’s biggest literary aspect is its tribute to the Dewey Decimal Classification. Each of the 10 guestroom floors is themed to the major categories of the system: social science, literature, philosophy, religion and more. Each guestroom has 50 to 150 books plus artwork themed to a unique subgenre from each floor’s category.

    Hotel Sylvia

    Setting: Newport, Oregon

    Synopsis: Inspired by Sylvia Beach — an American who founded the Shakespeare and Company bookstore in Paris — Hotel Sylvia has 22 rooms and originally opened in Newport, Oregon, in the early 1900s as a boarding house. In 1984, the hotel was bought and renovated to honor Beach, who was close friends with Ernest Hemmingway and James Joyce, who ended up creating a character for Beach in his novel Ulysses in tribute to her help getting him a publishing deal. The hotel was renovated earlier this year, entering its new chapter with its reopening in July.

    Main character: In honor of Beach’s literary career, the Hotel Sylvia has a handful of author-themed rooms — from William Shakespeare to Jane Austen — as well as literary-genre rooms and suites. The lobby and café are surrounded by bookshelves and cozy reading spots for guests to peruse and enjoy.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: News | Literary hotels that showcase a novel guest experience

    #2025 #America #Books #CoStar #Education #GuestExperience #Hotels #Libraries #Library #LiteraryHotels #Reading #Travel #UnitedStates #Writing

  16. News | Literary hotels that showcase a novel guest experience – CoStar

    7 stays with overflowing bookshelves, reading-ready nooks

    The Bookhouse Hotel at Faunbrook has seven rooms designed for book lovers by book lovers. (The Bookhouse Hotel)

    By Natalie Harms, Rachel Daub, CoStar News, September 19, 2025 | 7:23 AM

    Books transport their readers to new destinations within the pages. In turn, some hotels have taken a novel approach to providing a literary experience to guests.

    From wall-to-wall bookshelves to specialty suites, these seven hotels lean into the literary world and the power of the written word.

    Click through the slideshow of these literary hotels and scroll down to learn more about each one.

    https://flo.uri.sh/visualisation/25162684/embed

    Library Hotel

    Setting: New York, New York

    Synopsis: This 60-key, independent luxury hotel was built in 1912 and renovated in 2012, according to CoStar data. The owner and operator, Library Hotel Collection, has three other New York hotels, but the Library Hotel in Midtown Manhattan is its literary crown jewel. The hotel has more than 6,000 books decorating its halls and restaurant concept called Madison & Vine. The Writer’s Den and Poetry Garden & Terrace on the 14th floor transforms each evening into Bookmarks Lounge, a rooftop bar with literary-inspired cocktails.

    Main character: The Library Hotel’s biggest literary aspect is its tribute to the Dewey Decimal Classification. Each of the 10 guestroom floors is themed to the major categories of the system: social science, literature, philosophy, religion and more. Each guestroom has 50 to 150 books plus artwork themed to a unique subgenre from each floor’s category.

    Hotel Sylvia

    Setting: Newport, Oregon

    Synopsis: Inspired by Sylvia Beach — an American who founded the Shakespeare and Company bookstore in Paris — Hotel Sylvia has 22 rooms and originally opened in Newport, Oregon, in the early 1900s as a boarding house. In 1984, the hotel was bought and renovated to honor Beach, who was close friends with Ernest Hemmingway and James Joyce, who ended up creating a character for Beach in his novel Ulysses in tribute to her help getting him a publishing deal. The hotel was renovated earlier this year, entering its new chapter with its reopening in July.

    Main character: In honor of Beach’s literary career, the Hotel Sylvia has a handful of author-themed rooms — from William Shakespeare to Jane Austen — as well as literary-genre rooms and suites. The lobby and café are surrounded by bookshelves and cozy reading spots for guests to peruse and enjoy.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: News | Literary hotels that showcase a novel guest experience

    #2025 #America #Books #CoStar #Education #GuestExperience #Hotels #Libraries #Library #LiteraryHotels #Reading #Travel #UnitedStates #Writing

  17. News | Literary hotels that showcase a novel guest experience – CoStar

    7 stays with overflowing bookshelves, reading-ready nooks

    The Bookhouse Hotel at Faunbrook has seven rooms designed for book lovers by book lovers. (The Bookhouse Hotel)

    By Natalie Harms, Rachel Daub, CoStar News, September 19, 2025 | 7:23 AM

    Books transport their readers to new destinations within the pages. In turn, some hotels have taken a novel approach to providing a literary experience to guests.

    From wall-to-wall bookshelves to specialty suites, these seven hotels lean into the literary world and the power of the written word.

    Click through the slideshow of these literary hotels and scroll down to learn more about each one.

    https://flo.uri.sh/visualisation/25162684/embed

    Library Hotel

    Setting: New York, New York

    Synopsis: This 60-key, independent luxury hotel was built in 1912 and renovated in 2012, according to CoStar data. The owner and operator, Library Hotel Collection, has three other New York hotels, but the Library Hotel in Midtown Manhattan is its literary crown jewel. The hotel has more than 6,000 books decorating its halls and restaurant concept called Madison & Vine. The Writer’s Den and Poetry Garden & Terrace on the 14th floor transforms each evening into Bookmarks Lounge, a rooftop bar with literary-inspired cocktails.

    Main character: The Library Hotel’s biggest literary aspect is its tribute to the Dewey Decimal Classification. Each of the 10 guestroom floors is themed to the major categories of the system: social science, literature, philosophy, religion and more. Each guestroom has 50 to 150 books plus artwork themed to a unique subgenre from each floor’s category.

    Hotel Sylvia

    Setting: Newport, Oregon

    Synopsis: Inspired by Sylvia Beach — an American who founded the Shakespeare and Company bookstore in Paris — Hotel Sylvia has 22 rooms and originally opened in Newport, Oregon, in the early 1900s as a boarding house. In 1984, the hotel was bought and renovated to honor Beach, who was close friends with Ernest Hemmingway and James Joyce, who ended up creating a character for Beach in his novel Ulysses in tribute to her help getting him a publishing deal. The hotel was renovated earlier this year, entering its new chapter with its reopening in July.

    Main character: In honor of Beach’s literary career, the Hotel Sylvia has a handful of author-themed rooms — from William Shakespeare to Jane Austen — as well as literary-genre rooms and suites. The lobby and café are surrounded by bookshelves and cozy reading spots for guests to peruse and enjoy.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: News | Literary hotels that showcase a novel guest experience

    #2025 #America #Books #CoStar #Education #GuestExperience #Hotels #Libraries #Library #LiteraryHotels #Reading #Travel #UnitedStates #Writing

  18. News | Literary hotels that showcase a novel guest experience – CoStar

    7 stays with overflowing bookshelves, reading-ready nooks

    The Bookhouse Hotel at Faunbrook has seven rooms designed for book lovers by book lovers. (The Bookhouse Hotel)

    By Natalie Harms, Rachel Daub, CoStar News, September 19, 2025 | 7:23 AM

    Books transport their readers to new destinations within the pages. In turn, some hotels have taken a novel approach to providing a literary experience to guests.

    From wall-to-wall bookshelves to specialty suites, these seven hotels lean into the literary world and the power of the written word.

    Click through the slideshow of these literary hotels and scroll down to learn more about each one.

    https://flo.uri.sh/visualisation/25162684/embed

    Library Hotel

    Setting: New York, New York

    Synopsis: This 60-key, independent luxury hotel was built in 1912 and renovated in 2012, according to CoStar data. The owner and operator, Library Hotel Collection, has three other New York hotels, but the Library Hotel in Midtown Manhattan is its literary crown jewel. The hotel has more than 6,000 books decorating its halls and restaurant concept called Madison & Vine. The Writer’s Den and Poetry Garden & Terrace on the 14th floor transforms each evening into Bookmarks Lounge, a rooftop bar with literary-inspired cocktails.

    Main character: The Library Hotel’s biggest literary aspect is its tribute to the Dewey Decimal Classification. Each of the 10 guestroom floors is themed to the major categories of the system: social science, literature, philosophy, religion and more. Each guestroom has 50 to 150 books plus artwork themed to a unique subgenre from each floor’s category.

    Hotel Sylvia

    Setting: Newport, Oregon

    Synopsis: Inspired by Sylvia Beach — an American who founded the Shakespeare and Company bookstore in Paris — Hotel Sylvia has 22 rooms and originally opened in Newport, Oregon, in the early 1900s as a boarding house. In 1984, the hotel was bought and renovated to honor Beach, who was close friends with Ernest Hemmingway and James Joyce, who ended up creating a character for Beach in his novel Ulysses in tribute to her help getting him a publishing deal. The hotel was renovated earlier this year, entering its new chapter with its reopening in July.

    Main character: In honor of Beach’s literary career, the Hotel Sylvia has a handful of author-themed rooms — from William Shakespeare to Jane Austen — as well as literary-genre rooms and suites. The lobby and café are surrounded by bookshelves and cozy reading spots for guests to peruse and enjoy.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: News | Literary hotels that showcase a novel guest experience

    #2025 #America #Books #CoStar #Education #GuestExperience #Hotels #Libraries #Library #LiteraryHotels #Reading #Travel #UnitedStates #Writing

  19. News | Literary hotels that showcase a novel guest experience – CoStar

    7 stays with overflowing bookshelves, reading-ready nooks

    The Bookhouse Hotel at Faunbrook has seven rooms designed for book lovers by book lovers. (The Bookhouse Hotel)

    By Natalie Harms, Rachel Daub, CoStar News, September 19, 2025 | 7:23 AM

    Books transport their readers to new destinations within the pages. In turn, some hotels have taken a novel approach to providing a literary experience to guests.

    From wall-to-wall bookshelves to specialty suites, these seven hotels lean into the literary world and the power of the written word.

    Click through the slideshow of these literary hotels and scroll down to learn more about each one.

    https://flo.uri.sh/visualisation/25162684/embed

    Library Hotel

    Setting: New York, New York

    Synopsis: This 60-key, independent luxury hotel was built in 1912 and renovated in 2012, according to CoStar data. The owner and operator, Library Hotel Collection, has three other New York hotels, but the Library Hotel in Midtown Manhattan is its literary crown jewel. The hotel has more than 6,000 books decorating its halls and restaurant concept called Madison & Vine. The Writer’s Den and Poetry Garden & Terrace on the 14th floor transforms each evening into Bookmarks Lounge, a rooftop bar with literary-inspired cocktails.

    Main character: The Library Hotel’s biggest literary aspect is its tribute to the Dewey Decimal Classification. Each of the 10 guestroom floors is themed to the major categories of the system: social science, literature, philosophy, religion and more. Each guestroom has 50 to 150 books plus artwork themed to a unique subgenre from each floor’s category.

    Hotel Sylvia

    Setting: Newport, Oregon

    Synopsis: Inspired by Sylvia Beach — an American who founded the Shakespeare and Company bookstore in Paris — Hotel Sylvia has 22 rooms and originally opened in Newport, Oregon, in the early 1900s as a boarding house. In 1984, the hotel was bought and renovated to honor Beach, who was close friends with Ernest Hemmingway and James Joyce, who ended up creating a character for Beach in his novel Ulysses in tribute to her help getting him a publishing deal. The hotel was renovated earlier this year, entering its new chapter with its reopening in July.

    Main character: In honor of Beach’s literary career, the Hotel Sylvia has a handful of author-themed rooms — from William Shakespeare to Jane Austen — as well as literary-genre rooms and suites. The lobby and café are surrounded by bookshelves and cozy reading spots for guests to peruse and enjoy.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: News | Literary hotels that showcase a novel guest experience

    #2025 #America #Books #CoStar #Education #GuestExperience #Hotels #Libraries #Library #LiteraryHotels #Reading #Travel #UnitedStates #Writing

  20. Distinctive architecture: A resort hotel with a unique character
    A sense of refuge, of a cave, which connects with the kind of primitive nature 🌿 that nestles in the depths of consciousness 🧠.

    👉 READ the news, see MORE PICTURES and SUBSCRIBE to our summary and updates through link: amusementlogic.com/company-new

    #amusementlogic #design #architecture #hospitality #leisure #tourism #hotel #resort #conception #diseño #hôtel #loisirs #tourisme #arquitectura #hospitalidad #ocio #turismo #guestexperience

  21. Distinctive architecture: A resort hotel with a unique character
    A sense of refuge, of a cave, which connects with the kind of primitive nature 🌿 that nestles in the depths of consciousness 🧠.

    👉 READ the news, see MORE PICTURES and SUBSCRIBE to our summary and updates through link: amusementlogic.com/company-new

    #amusementlogic #design #architecture #hospitality #leisure #tourism #hotel #resort #conception #diseño #hôtel #loisirs #tourisme #arquitectura #hospitalidad #ocio #turismo #guestexperience

  22. Distinctive architecture: A resort hotel with a unique character
    A sense of refuge, of a cave, which connects with the kind of primitive nature 🌿 that nestles in the depths of consciousness 🧠.

    👉 READ the news, see MORE PICTURES and SUBSCRIBE to our summary and updates through link: amusementlogic.com/company-new

    #amusementlogic #design #architecture #hospitality #leisure #tourism #hotel #resort #conception #diseño #hôtel #loisirs #tourisme #arquitectura #hospitalidad #ocio #turismo #guestexperience

  23. Distinctive architecture: A resort hotel with a unique character
    A sense of refuge, of a cave, which connects with the kind of primitive nature 🌿 that nestles in the depths of consciousness 🧠.

    👉 READ the news, see MORE PICTURES and SUBSCRIBE to our summary and updates through link: amusementlogic.com/company-new

    #amusementlogic #design #architecture #hospitality #leisure #tourism #hotel #resort #conception #diseño #hôtel #loisirs #tourisme #arquitectura #hospitalidad #ocio #turismo #guestexperience