These women aren’t just breaking barriers. They’re building a more inclusive, dynamic future for hospitality—and your hotel experience will be the better for it.

Hotel development in California slowed in 2024 ... A new survey out from Newport Beach-based Atlas Hospitality Group reported that Los Angeles County had the highest number of new hotels that ...

Restaurants, hotels, and other hospitality industry businesses continue to battle a tight labor market. To attract not only ...

While digital learning offers flexibility and accessibility, in-person training can help develop soft skills, build team ...

Women have experienced gains in leadership positions in the hospitality industry since 2019, going from one woman for every ten men to one woman for every seven men, a promising sign for the industry.

“Investing in our hospitality workforce is investing in the future of our local tourism industry,” said Jessica Hurov, director of Tourism and Economic Development for Alachua County.

Research Impact is a series that pulls back the curtain of IU Research, showcasing the faculty creating, innovating and ...

Leading hotel chains are expanding into smaller towns, creating thousands of jobs in the hospitality sector. They are ...

Meg Gardner is the driving force behind the Delaware ProStart Student Invitational, a statewide culinary and restaurant ...

Burgess, Unique Dillas, K’Shay Tucker, Kharizmah Daniels, Jordan Kennedy-Swan, Amiyah Anderson, and Alshea White — ...

Offering a unique opportunity to connect with industry peers ... market trends and policy developments affecting our region. This event is free and open to all hospitality professionals.

Before coming to the Delaware Restaurant Foundation, Gardner was director of resource development at ... For Meg, hospitality is more than an industry ‒ it’s a lifelong passion rooted in ...