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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 Hyatt, Marriott, Host & JLL’s 2026 Priorities for Hotel Design & Construction

    RevPAR grew 0.2% this year. Luxury is outperforming. San Francisco—surprisingly—posted the highest RevPAR growth while Austin, Houston, and Las Vegas continue to decline.

    None of that changes the fact that you still can't find electricians, lead...

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    Inside HotelSpaces 2025: Why This One Hit Different

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    Permitting delays aren't going anywhere. Labor costs keep climbing. Tariffs shift by the week. So senior hospitality construction and design leaders from major hotel brands came...

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    Inside the Bold, Budget-Friendly Reinvention of a DoubleTree

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

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

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

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