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What Hotel Menu Trends Will Define 2022?

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The healthy and sustainable eating trend is not going away and will most likely continue to rise in popularity into the new year. Sustainability. Travelers today, especially young ones, are climate-focused, meaning sustainable products on your menu are a must. One area where sustainability and mass appeal coexist – spirits.

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Eater’s Guide to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

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Winter in the UP: Many places close up shop in the winter months when tourism dips. Cash-only food truck Captain Matt’s Fish and Chips serves some of the best fish tacos made with fried Lake Superior whitefish, and you can bring your tacos over to enjoy with a beer at Brickside Brewery next door. Wicked Sister.

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Eater’s Guide to the Canadian Rockies

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Thanks to Alberta’s bountiful grain fields and an endless supply of fresh water from glaciers, icefields, and snowmelt, the Canadian Rockies also has its own cottage industry of hip, independent craft breweries, as well as trendy distilleries incorporating native botanicals into heady spirits. Banff: The Banff Ave Brewing Co.

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Where to Eat in 2022

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Why now: The Saint-Martin tourism board declared 2022 as the year of gastronomy, a signal that the dining industry is bouncing back from both the devastating Hurricane Irma in 2017 and the COVID-19 pandemic. Same with Southtown, where restaurants like Little Em’s Oyster Bar and Battalion are becoming must-visits for splurge meals. Rahma Khan.

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Tyga Bites and Sushi with an Attitude

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Offering contactless ordering and payment since 2016, GoTab is helping restaurant, bar, brewery, winery, and hotel operators rethink their hospitality service model, especially as they pivot and adapt to the changing regulations due to the current COVID-19 pandemic. trillion in export revenues.

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‘No Matter What Happens, People Know They Can Get a Meal From Us’

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Since 1980, Preble Street has been the linchpin of the city’s response to homelessness and food insecurity — and a life-sustaining resource for thousands. These days, the city’s real estate boom is finally reaching the neighborhood, and breweries, gyms, and restaurants now ring Preble Street. Most important, there’s always dessert.

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Ghost Kitchen Franchise and Pandemic Resources

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Additionally, YEA finds slower, but still consistent changes in consumers getting back to pre-pandemic activities, as well as sustained interest in supporting Black-owned businesses. YEA reflects data from millions of local businesses and tens of millions of users on Yelp’s platform measuring U.S. “As U.S.

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