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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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    Hotel Renovations Can't Wait Forever. So What Happens Next?

    A growing number of hotels are reaching the point where long-delayed renovations can’t wait much longer. Owners have to make the numbers work, brands have standards to protect, lenders have their own requirements, and the hotels still have to...

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    Get the Room Right. Then Give People Reasons to Leave It

    Glenn Haussman spends a lot of time in hotels. A LOT.

    When he's not staying in them, he's usually talking to the people who own, operate, design,  and develop them on his podcast, No Vacancy Live!, which he's been running for a decade.

    So ahead of...

    By Tracey Lerminiaux  |  
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    What AI and a Changing Workforce Mean for Hotel Design & Construction

    Ben Lytle spent six months in Italy writing a book. He'd occasionally pick up his grandkids at a parking lot outside Florence, where visitors leave their cars before heading into the city.

    By Tracey Lerminiaux  |  
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    Why Hotel Permitting Keeps Getting Slower

    A hotel can take five months to build and eighteen months to permit. That gap isn't new, but it keeps getting worse, even for teams that do everything right. At HotelSpaces, Pulley co-founder Andreas Rotenberg skipped past the familiar complaints...

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    The Airbnb Math Problem Behind the World's First AI Hotel

    Otonomus Hotel opened in Las Vegas last year and quickly drew national attention as what's being described as the world's first fully AI-powered hotel.

    When Steve Escalante, VP of Development, walked through the project at HotelSpaces, he didn't...

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    When the Guest Experience Drives the Design

    The best hotel decisions look obvious in hindsight

    Turn the beds toward the view.Build the pool on the cliff.Run the tunnels under the property.

    Each one sounds simple. None of them are cheap.

    At HotelSpaces, Bill Navas, SVP of Design & Construction...

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