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Hospitality Industry examines the trends, investments, strategies, and developments shaping hotels, resorts, accommodation, food and beverage, and the wider hospitality sector.

The Hotel Room at the End of the Flight: IATA–WSHA’s Sustainability PactIATA’s Integrated Sustainability Program (ISP) supports sustainability across airline operations and their supply chains. Airlines face growing expectations from regulators, investors and corporate customers around environmental management, social responsibility and sustainability reporting.

The Hotel Room at the End of the Flight: IATA–WSHA’s Sustainability Pact

Published October 14, 2026 by Staff Writer

Signed at the Fourth World Sustainability Symposium in Brussels, the agreement between IATA and the World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance aims to align aviation and hotel sustainability standards through procurement. It…

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From Buffets to Bottom Lines: Why UN Tourism’s $100 Million Food Waste Experiment Could Redefine Hospitality Economics

From Buffets to Bottom Lines: Why UN Tourism’s $100 Million Food Waste Experiment Could Redefine Hospitality Economics

Published April 3, 2026 by Staff Writer

Recipe of Change enlists major hotel chains serving 600 million guests annually in campaign to halve tourism food waste by 2030—but success requires confronting buffet business models and guest expectations…

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The Death of the Tourism Season: How Year-Round Strategies Are Replacing Summer DominanceFor tourism ministers, DMO executives, and destination planners, the strategic imperative is clear: deseasonalize or decline.

The Death of the Tourism Season: How Year-Round Strategies Are Replacing Summer Dominance

Published March 3, 2026 by Staff Writer

As Mediterranean summers become dangerously hot and hotels sit empty nine months a year, forward-thinking destinations are fundamentally rewriting the tourism calendar—turning climate crisis and workforce instability into strategic opportunity…

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The Tourism Workforce Crisis: Why Your Destination Will Fail Without Solving This FirstThe U.S. hospitality sector employs approximately 17 million people, with the Canadian sector employing around 1.2 million as of Q1 2025.

The Tourism Workforce Crisis: Why Your Destination Will Fail Without Solving This First

Published February 22, 2026 by Staff Writer

As global tourism demand surges toward record levels, a catastrophic labour shortage threatens to choke growth, close businesses, and hand competitive advantage to destinations that act decisively now Paris, France…

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Valentine’s Day 2026 Set to Boost Global Tourism as Romantic Destinations Prepare for Peak Travel SurgeValentine’s Day has always been a time when couples start thinking about shared experiences," said Michele Fox Gott, founder of Center of Attention Events.

Valentine’s Day 2026 Set to Boost Global Tourism as Romantic Destinations Prepare for Peak Travel Surge

Published February 13, 2026 by Staff Writer

London, United Kingdom (Tourism Reporter) — With Valentine’s Day 2026 falling on a Saturday, the holiday is fueling a significant surge in romantic travel worldwide, transforming what is traditionally a…

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