The hotel and lodging industry has been pulling together online resources to help each other and their communities during the coronavirus crisis. Original source: www.skift.com
With business and leisure travel depleted, many U.S. hoteliers are positioning their largely vacant properties for healthcare or social service functions. Original source: www.skift.com
In the UK, the government has ruled crisis workers and other workers on the frontline as exempt from the latest travel restrictions. Original source: www.skift.com
The hopeful among us will recognize that this will be over relatively soon, and perspective and future planning is now what is necessary. Original source: www.hospitalitynet.org
Revenge spending describes the huge buying desire by people whose pockets are flush with cash after weeks of lockdowns. The question is not if, but when? Original source: www.traveldailymedia.com
#hospitalityhelps connects healthcare and government agencies with lodging providers ready to supply beds in this time of need. Original source: www.hospitalityhelps.org
UK Hotels to Be Converted to Homeless Shelters. Expect to see more of this kind of reutilization during the crisis as struggling hotel companies step up. Original source: www.skift.com
Post-corona outbreak, restaurants get creative with home delivery options. To address diminishing reservations, some restaurants think outside the box. Original source: www.economictimes.com
Doctors wearing face masks on Thursday welcomed patients to a four-star Madrid hotel which was transformed into a care facility for people with mild cases of coronavirus. Original source: www.thejakartapost.com
Nordic Choice Hotels is offering their staff to help where they can, a great initiative to relocatie their expertise to help where it's most needed. Original source: www.nordicchoicehotels.com
