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Hotel Cancellation Policy: Best practices & process

SiteMinder

What is a hotel cancellation policy? A hotel cancellation policy outlines the terms under which a guest can cancel their booking without incurring a penalty, as well as those scenarios where there will be a fee associated with a cancellation.

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The Continued Recovery of the New Orleans Lodging Market

Hospitality Net

Thus, Jazz Fest and other conventions, events, and festivals for the rest of that year were canceled. In 2020, New Orleans’s most popular event, Mardi Gras, was held on February 25, but the city shut down on March 20 as COVID-19 infection rates began to increase.

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Thoughtful Thursday: Market Insights by Booking.com

STAAH

Market insights can provide a comprehensive understanding of market trends, guest preferences and industry dynamics. STAAH MAX users can analyze market insights and make informed decisions. Booking.com has introduced a feature that provides Market Insights into what bookers are searching for in your region.

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How to do Unhinged Marketing the Right (and the Wrong) Way

Social Hospitality

Have you heard of unhinged marketing? Therefore, it’s crucial to treat unhinged marketing with caution and strategy. Here’s what you need to know about unhinged marketing, as well as success stories and what happens when things go wrong. What is Unhinged Marketing? Tailor your message to their vibe.

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Milwaukee’s Rebounding Lodging Industry and Future Economic Growth

Hospitality Net

The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on Milwaukee’s hotel market, particularly in 2020 when the city experienced a decline in tourism and major event cancellations, coupled with the addition of new supply. However, as the world moves towards recovery, Milwaukee is showing signs of revitalization.

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So, You Have to Cancel Your Event. Now What?

Social Tables

If you’ve been in the industry long enough, you’ve probably had to deal with an event you were forced to cancel. So, whether it’s hurricanes, insane traffic, or an alien invasion – here are 3 crucial steps to take to recover from an event cancellation. Evaluate the Reason for Cancellation.

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An overview of hotel development in select convention center markets

Hotel Business

In the last few years, many in-person meetings, events and conventions worldwide were canceled or postponed. With an astounding 60% of its new hotel construction projects under construction, the most of any convention center market, New York City leads with 46 projects under construction.

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