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10 Inspirational Hospitality Industry Stories During COVID-19

Social Hospitality: Restaurants

The hospitality industry has been hit hard, and it can often be difficult to see silver linings in immense uncertainty and tragic circumstances. Nevertheless, some brands have demonstrated how to be good to their customers, associates, healthcare providers, and communities during this time. LGO Hospitality: Raising Money for the Team.

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9 Important Hospitality Sales and Marketing Tips

Social Hospitality: Restaurants

According to the data from the 2019 Travel and Hospitality Industry Outlook by Deloitte , industry growth is consistent throughout the past decade. Here are 9 hospitality sales tips that combine classic techniques with modern practices. Create Special Offers for Customers. From 2009 to 2017, gross bookings in U.S.

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THE HANDSHAKE OF THE HOST DETERMINES THE FLAVOR OF THE ROAST

Culinary Cues

How we greet and welcome people into our fold does have an impact on the quality of the product and experience we offer. Customers would like up, sometimes around the block, hoping for a seat in her rather small restaurant where she featured, what we called – blue plate specials. This love is what we call “hospitality”.

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Food Delivery and Service Robots: Changing Face of Restaurants Industry

Modern Restaurant Management

In this blog, we will discuss the changing face of the restaurant industry as a result of the introduction of food delivery and service robots. Robots are able to improve the guest experience by analysing the online reviews from hotels and restaurants. Rise of Service Robots- A New Era of Human-Like Services. Robotic Pizza at Picnic.

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IS THIS A GOOD TIME TO BECOME A RESTAURATEUR?

Culinary Cues

People who enter the restaurant business are typically individuals with a number of experiences working in other restaurants in positions from entry level to management. Those who try to become restaurateurs without this breadth of experience are in for a rude awakening. www.harvestamericacues.com BLOG. CAFÉ Talks Podcast.

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DEFINE, TEACH, AND LIVE YOUR RESTAURANT’S MISSION

Culinary Cues

Every marketer insists that a company have a clear mission statement that is designed to give direction to a company and clearly articulate to the customer and employee, what the company stands for. If you can get your inspired mission across with very few words, then it is more likely that staff and customers will remember it and “buy-in”.

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OUR DAILY BREATH: WHAT RESTAURANTS MEAN TO SOCIETY

Culinary Cues

This is a very important part of the restaurant business – hospitality. Having been in the restaurant business, our job is to be responsible for our customers’ happiness. It’s the nature of the hospitality industry. You take care of customers above all else. Customers are your lifeblood.”. Restaurant Consulting.

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