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    Tracey Lerminiaux

    Tracey Lerminiaux is a content and conference producer for influence group focused on healthcare, higher education, and hospitality. She's a lifelong learner that loves connecting intriguing minds and hearing a good story. Though, if a cute dog crosses her path, all bets are off and she will be stopping to say hello
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    Inside the Bold, Budget-Friendly Reinvention of a DoubleTree

    The DoubleTree hotel wasn’t broken, but it wasn’t memorable either. One of two nearly identical DoubleTree’s in the same market, it delivered a dependable guest experience but lacked distinctiveness. That’s when Kenzie Vath, VP of Strategic...

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    Why Personalization, Not Automation, Is the Future of Hotel Design

    You can automate a lot in hospitality, but you can’t automate care.

    That was the message from Glenn Haussman, host of the No Vacancy podcast, when he took the stage at HotelSpaces. 

    “One of my greatest fears,” he said, “is that hoteliers will use AI...

    By Tracey Lerminiaux  |  
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    Inside America's First Carbon-Positive Hotel: The Populus

    As one of Denver's newest architectural landmarks, Populus isn’t just turning heads with its striking design—it’s setting a bold new standard for sustainable hospitality. At HotelSpaces, Andrew Connorton, VP of Programming + Design at Aparium Hotel...

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    What Hotels Can Learn from Retail Design

    Hotels and retailers aren't so different. Both cater to ever-changing consumer expectations. Both need to rethink space, experience, and technology to stay ahead.

    At HotelSpaces, Jamie Cornelius, Executive Creative Director at experience agency...

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    RESET Hotel: Modular Lessons from Joshua Tree's Backyard

    Seven years ago, Ben Uyeda noticed something that would shape his next venture: as Instagram usage grew, so did National Park visits. At HotelSpaces, he revealed how this observation led to RESET Hotel, a 65-unit modular project near Joshua Tree...

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    ICON and El Cosmico Share Early Progress on World's First 3D Printed Hotel

    Under the vast Texas sky, a desert dream is taking shape in Marfa. The iconic El Cosmico, long a haven for wanderers and artists, is about to write its next chapter—one printed in layers of concrete and possibility.

    At HotelSpaces, El Cosmico's...

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