What does Hilton, Radisson, Hyatt and Marriott all have in common?, Forbes Travel Guide unveiled its 2022 Star Awards and more...

What does Hilton, Radisson, Hyatt and Marriott all have in common?
Friday, 2nd September 2022

In the last 5 years, they have all failed to protect their customer's data from malicious cyber attacks.Yet a new data study from Tech.co reveals that, only 13% of hospitality businesses consider cybersecurity a top 3 budget priority >>

Forbes Travel Guide unveiled its 2022 Star Awards
2 Sep 2022 : As travel comes roaring back in many parts of the world: nine destinations gain their first five-star hotel and London named the world's five-star capital city >>

IHG marks 600th hotel opening milestone in Greater China
2 Sep 2022 : IHG announced the opening of its 600th hotel in Greater China with the debut of Kimpton Bamboo Grove Suzhou >>

Accor signs multi-agreement deal in Clark, Philippines
2 Sep 2022 : The signing of Sofitel Clark and Emblems Clark will expand the well-established partnership between Hann and Accor to six hotels >>

HIGHLIGHT ARTICLE

ReOnboarding
Friday, 2nd September 2022

If the reonboarding is a waste of time for the worker, taking this action is actually worse than doing nothing at all, because that sends a message that you do not value the person's time.

However, reonboard well and the activity will have a profound effect on your ability to retain the employees >>

Crypto is More in Step With Asia’s Equities, Highlighting Need for Regulation

Few parts of the world have embraced crypto assets like Asia, where top adopters include individual and institutional investors from India to Vietnam and Thailand.

This raises the important issue of the extent of integration of crypto into the financial system in Asia.

While digitalization can aid in the transition to an environmentally-conscious payment system and also foster financial inclusion, crypto can pose financial stability risks >>

In case you've missed it: Global eNewsletter of September 01, 2022
Business travel spending is coming back, but recent headwinds push anticipated full recovery into 2025 and 2026 >>