by Janice Hough | Jul 14, 2020
Just like airlines, even hotel rooms are changing and limiting service There is something about walking in to see a perfectly made bed. Crisp, fresh towels and toiletries lined up neatly by the sink make me feel taken care of and pampered. And then turndown service,...
by Charlie Leocha | May 28, 2020
Leisure travelers will lead the hotel changeover and the business traveler will follow Travelers United believes that the leisure traveler will lead the travel recovery. Many businesses will be slower to get travel going again. They have experienced the ability to...
by Charlie Leocha | May 1, 2020
Rental cars, ride-sharing, hotels, and home-sharing are suffering from coronavirus woes The airline sector has been receiving billions of dollars of support from the government, but the other portions of the travel economy face coronavirus woes. Giant rental companies...
by Ned S. Levi | Apr 20, 2020
Hotel rooms must be sanitized for COVID-19 and other diseases to help ensure guest safety Hotels will make sanitizing your hotel room a major priority. Sooner or later, while the hunt for a COVID-19 vaccine continues, the virus’ outbreak will be controlled. The...
by Lauren Wolfe | Mar 23, 2020
Hotels should pledge truth in advertising — include any mandatory fees in the room rates Consumers are the only groups not requesting money from Congress. Consumers ask for truth in advertising. Include all mandatory lodging fees in the room rates. For hundreds of...
by Herb Weisbaum | Oct 30, 2019
Researchers found there were plenty of rooms left even when the site says “only one” Travel websites make it easy to comparison shop for hotel rooms. Just watch out for a common marketing trick designed to get you to book right away, rather than compare...
