All articles tagged with #hospitality
Originally Published 2 days ago — by F1 - The Official Home of Formula 1® Racing
F1 Arcade is opening its first Atlanta location on February 6, 2026, offering an immersive Formula 1 experience with racing simulators, dining, cocktails, and social spaces, designed for all ages and group celebrations, with reservations opening on January 15, 2026.
Originally Published 18 days ago — by The Washington Post
A couple struggles with a terrible, expensive mattress at their parents' house that makes sleep difficult, but fears suggesting a change could cause family conflict.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Fortune
The article discusses how the 'Gen Z stare'—a sign of disengagement—is disappearing in healthy workplaces where authentic connections are fostered through purpose-driven work, modern technology, and a supportive culture. Gen Z values genuine interactions, seamless digital tools, and meaningful work, which can enhance engagement and loyalty in industries like hospitality. Leaders are encouraged to modernize systems and prioritize human connection to meet these evolving expectations.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by The Hollywood Reporter
Soho House is planning to go private again through a $2.7 billion deal led by MCR, with Ashton Kutcher joining its board, aiming to leverage private ownership to build on its growth in the luxury hospitality sector.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by BBC
Private members' club chain Soho House was acquired for $2.7 billion by a consortium led by MCR Hotels and including Ashton Kutcher, who will join the company's board. The deal marks Soho House's return to private ownership after struggling with profitability and declining exclusivity since its NYSE listing in 2021. The company, known for its celebrity clientele and upscale venues, aims to expand further despite concerns about its business model and market challenges.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by CNN
Soho House is going private in a $2.7 billion deal led by MCR Hotels, with Ashton Kutcher joining the board and Neil Thomson appointed as CFO. The deal allows existing major shareholders, including founder Nick Jones and Ron Burkle's Yucaipa, to retain control, following Soho's struggles to turn a profit after going public in 2021.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Vatican News
Pope Leo XIV, during Mass at Albano, emphasized the importance of hospitality, service, and listening as key to building relationships with God and others, encouraging reflection and love especially during summer as a time for peace and connection.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NPR
Kansai International Airport in Japan has maintained a perfect record of never losing a piece of luggage since it opened in 1994. This achievement is attributed to the responsibility, teamwork, and meticulous attention to detail by the airport staff, led by Tsuyoshi Habuta. The airport, which serves Osaka, is preparing for a significant increase in travelers due to the upcoming World Expo in 2025.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Fox Business
Glamping, a blend of glamour and camping, is on the rise in the U.S., attracting a new set of leisure travelers seeking outdoor experiences with upscale amenities. A report shows that 34% of new campers in 2023 chose glamping, up from 18% in 2021. Eastwind Hotels in the Catskills offers year-round glamping with activities like skiing and fly fishing, luxurious accommodations, and wellness programs, catering to urban dwellers looking for a serene escape.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC News
Paris celebrates its waiters and waitresses with a race through the streets ahead of the Olympics, showcasing the essential French profession and its role in serving millions of visitors. The event, revived after a 13-year hiatus, featured participants in their uniforms racing with trays of pastries, coffee cups, and water. The winners, Pauline Van Wymeersch and Samy Lamrous, expressed their love-hate relationship with the demanding profession, while acknowledging its integral role in their lives. The race highlighted the significance of cafés and restaurants as the soul of Paris, according to the city's mayor, Anne Hidalgo.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
NYU freshman spends over $10,000 traveling to Florida every weekend for a six-month internship at The Ritz-Carlton, Naples, due to the competitive nature of the hospitality internship market. Despite the financial and logistical challenges, Vincent Campanaro finds the experience valuable and is dedicated to learning about customer service and the Ritz-Carlton philosophy.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Fox Business
NYU student Vincent Campanaro travels from New York to Florida every weekend for his hospitality internship at The Ritz-Carlton Naples, spending $10,000 over six months on commuting costs. Despite the financial strain and occasional airport sleeping, he considers the experience "fantastic" and valuable for his professional development.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Delta News Hub
Delta is set to debut premium lounges in JFK, LAX, and BOS in 2024, with a focus on personalized service and unique offerings. The new lounges will feature dedicated wellness areas, full-service brasseries, and chef-assisted markets. Additionally, Delta will open new clubs and expand existing ones in key markets such as LGA, MIA, JFK, CLT, SEA, LAX, and BOS, adding over 2,700 seats to its lounge network. The airline also continues to spotlight emerging culinary talent through its Local Flavor program, and its existing Delta Sky Clubs received accolades in 2023.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
John Munro, Vice President of Hospitality, Sales, and Marketing at Sea Pines Resort, was arrested and charged with battery after allegedly slapping a teenage hostess at a Disney World restaurant three times in the forehead for refusing to seat him due to the dress code violation. Munro, who was reportedly intoxicated, was released on bond and placed on administrative leave. He is set to appear in court for a pre-trial conference hearing on Feb. 16.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by News3LV
After a development process spanning over 15 years, the Fontainebleau Las Vegas is finally set to have its grand opening tonight. The resort, which features over 3,600 hotel rooms, a 173,000 square-foot casino floor, and a 3,800-seat venue, has faced numerous setbacks, including bankruptcy and the COVID-19 pandemic. The opening night festivities will include a VIP red carpet event, with the doors opening to the general public just before midnight. However, the parking garage and rideshare drop-off will have delayed openings. The resort marks the completion of a project that stood dormant for years, serving as a reminder of the recession's impact on Las Vegas.