TODAY: A new formula for airline success, Six Senses to manage hotel and residences in Bangkok and Adjusting Your Business Model To Reality And Morality.

A new formula for airline success
Thursday, 23rd August 2018

Airlines are moving towards customized offers and the potential is big- more than half of the airline executives surveyed, expect this evolution to increase passenger revenue by 15% or more.

But airlines won’t be the only ones to benefit with increased revenue and competitiveness. For travelers, gains may include greater satisfaction, more empowerment to make choices, and clarity about the offers they see >>

Six Senses to manage hotel and residences in Bangkok
23 Aug 2018 : Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas announced that they will operate a hotel at The Forestias green development at Bangna in Bangkok, Thailand under an agreement with international property developer Magnolia Quality Development Corporation. This multi-faceted project includes a hotel, residences and the first Six Senses membership club in Asia >>

Hyatt Regency opens in Northwest Shanghai
23 Aug 2018 : Hyatt Regency Shanghai Jiading is the first Hyatt-branded hotel in northwest Shanghai, providing a one-stop, energizing hotel experience for travelers and local guests to connect with who and what matters to them most >>

News from around the Asia Pacific region
23 Aug 2018 : Hotel industry and travel news from around the Asia Pacific region: Gaw Capital Partners acquires Bell City in Melbourne, Fiji National Provident Fund, Marriott opens first complex hotel in Fujian, China and more >>

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Adjusting Your Business Model To Reality And Morality
Thursday, 23rd August 2018

It appears that, over the years, major improvements in the American worker’s standard of living were triggered by either of two events:

1/ American workers, frustrated with low wages, used unions and strikes to help them achieve their goals and 2/ American employers, and their very expensive yet very effective lobbies on Capital Hill, have been convinced believers of the 'trickle down effect'. If neither of the above are sustainable, what is the largest economic power in the world to do? >>

Minimalism: The Newest Trend in Hotel Design
A design trend sweeping the hospitality industry: We’ve all heard that less is more, and more people are starting to take this idiom seriously; designers, authors, gurus, influencers, and industry leaders, particularly younger ones, are beginning to apply a minimalist aesthetic everywhere – from their personal accommodations to how their business spaces are structured >>

4 Ways To Stay Calm When Faced With Public Outrage
Though public outrage has always been a driving force in PR crises, I think we’d all agree it’s become a whole new beast over the last few years. Not only is it easier to share negative opinions than ever before, but it’s also more rewarding. Social media users provide immediate Outrage emoticon angry face on iPhonereinforcement to those expressing outrage with a quick hit of likes, shares, and supportive responses that encourages the cycle >>

How Is The Company Treating Their Employees? Try the Coffee
Someone once said that if you want to know if the company is treating their employees well, try the coffee; The coffee? Really? Okay, I get it: one little detail can give you a glimpse into a much bigger picture. The idea is that the coffee machine and the quality of the coffee is an indication of how the employees are treated >>