Failure at a new food business, no matter how small, can be heartbreaking. The causes of failure can be multiple or a single significant problem, but it is crucial to understand why a particular restaurant fails.
Guest blogger Damon Shruaner discusses why certain logistics have been accurately pinned down to help new hotel restaurants succeed.
Topics: Hotels, Hospitality managers, Restaurants, Bars
Pinterest currently has 478 million monthly active users, marking a remarkable potential for extending your reach. If you have a hospitality business, you have come to the right place. Today, you can learn how to use Pinterest’s newest features to market your business in 2021.
The hospitality industry covers all hotels, restaurants, casinos, events, cruises, entertainment, amusement parks, etc. As such, this service sector is vital to businesses and customers, employees, and economies worldwide.
Regardless of your role within your hospitality niche entity, here’s how to make the most out of it.
Let’s start with the basics. What new Pinterest features are we talking about?
Topics: Hospitality marketing, Hospitality insights, Hospitality managers, Restaurants, Bars
When it comes to beverage costing and sales, it can be pretty easy to think you can get away with taking a 'guesstimate' approach with stocking and revenue. A little bit over here, a little bit under there - it all pretty much evens out, right?
We wish! As with everything in business, there's doing it the easy way, and there's doing it the right way. So if you want to not only drive revenue but really maximize your profit margins on beverages, Mike Walmsley is here to explain how.
Topics: Hospitality career tips, Hotels, Hospitality insights, Hospitality managers, Hospitality staff, Restaurants, Bars
When it comes to drinking, you don’t have to know everything about the liquid in the glass to enjoy it – but it does help to familiarize yourself a little, so you can appreciate the drink’s intricacies. In the complex world of whiskey, this is particularly helpful.
Being able to appreciate a drink armed with knowledge improves your personal drinking experience, and it also improves your customer service skills. Once you’re familiar with different whiskey flavor profiles and how they came to be, you’ll be able to make recommendations based on your customers’ preferences.
The best way to broaden your knowledge of whiskey and its vast range of flavors is to enjoy a few drams and figure it out for yourself – taste, after all, is subjective. But there are some things you can learn beforehand to guide you on your way to becoming a whiskey connoisseur.
Topics: Hotels, Hospitality insights, Hospitality staff, Bars
Websites are an absolute must-have for your hospitality business. Your online presence can help you find reach new customers, and keep the ones you already have engaged with your brand! But if you're not careful, certain design flaws can be really off-putting. If the user experience is too confusing, or people feel like you're wasting their time, they'll leave your site and probably won't come back.
Luckily, getting on top of user experience is pretty straight forward, even if you're a beginner! In today's blog post, guest contributor Emily Burton runs through three quick and easy fixes you can implement right now to improve the design of your business' website.
Topics: Hospitality marketing, Hotels, Hospitality insights, Restaurants, Bars
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