Tag: hospitality

It is certainly small wonder that the arrival of the Swissôtel brand to the Philippines has been anticipated by many and—now that the Clark property has finally opened—welcomed by travelers,...

Worker vaccination and refresher training are some of the initiatives that hotel operators should focus on to be able to maximize the sector's recovery, a property services firm said.

Ramon Makilan thought the 13-day closure of Taal Vista Hotel in Tagaytay in January 2020 was the longest shutdown the property would have to implement for the rest of the...

Today’s investors are not only given the chance to do well but to do good, too, through sustainable investments. This socially responsible practice involves investing in companies based on their...

Hotels in Metro Manila look to serve both quarantine and business needs to cut the losses they sustained from the decline in leisure demand brought about by the lockdowns.

Bacolod City is fast becoming the new business hub in the Visayas region. Riding on these rosy prospects, Citadines Bacolod goes to the City of Smile and...

Tourism is not yet back to its normal state, but a lot of hospitality establishments have learned how to adapt to the "new normal." One such hotel is Hotel Casiana...

The hotel and tourism industries are among the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic and the recovery of these sectors might be slower compared to other real estate asset classes....

The Joy Nostalg Hotel & Suites Manila and Grand Hyatt Hotel were the first two recipients of the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) Safe Travels Stamp in the country,...

The news of temporary closure of the Makati Shangri-La hotel is a sad development for not just the Philippine hotel industry, but as well as past guests who have made...

The Philippine hotel industry is indeed among the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving no accommodation establishment unaffected-- not even five-star hotel Makati Shangri-La.In a statement, the Shangri-La Group...

The COVID-19 pandemic plunged the Philippine economy into a recession. However, after months of quarantine, the country started to slowly reopen, thereby driving economic recovery through various means, particularly tourism.