Jeff Loether

It seems like a simple question, yet it often goes unanswered. Audiovisual systems can cost well into the millions of dollars, but they’re often forgotten until a failure creates a problem for ...

To quote Yogi Berra: “The future ain’t what it Used to be.”

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of virtual meetings by about 10 years, bringing us quickly to a new point in time that feels like a different world.

Optimism around the return to in-person meetings is building due to falling pandemic statistics and rising vaccination metrics and news.

What just happened? What’s happening now? What’s going to happen next?

Event technology and audiovisual services often are not considered part of a hospitality organization’s core business; yet that’s what people come for.

Sweeping through the hotel industry, there are several waves of change in how meetings are planned that affect our meeting spaces, technologies and design.

There is a “boutique-ing tsunami” that is washing over the hotel industry. Everyone wants their hotel to look “fresh,” and to current thinking that’s driving many interior design changes. From colors ...

There is a surge of renovation activity going on in the hotel industry. Some renovations are related to acquisitions and reflagging. Others are long-overdue updates and concept refreshes that convert ...

There is a surge of renovation activity going on in the hotel industry. Some renovations are related to acquisitions and reflagging. Others are long-overdue updates and concept refreshes that convert ...

This is the third part in a four-part series from the International Society of Hospitality Consultants discussing technology trends in the hospitality industry. Read part one and part two, and look ...

This is the final story in a three-part series of articles from the International Society of Hospitality Consultants regarding the ever-evolving technological landscape. Read the first part here