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Marriott launches three packages for working in hotels
Faced with an unprecedented fall in hotel occupancy, many hoteliers are converting their rooms into workspaces. The Marriott International group is part of this trend, and has announced its Work from Anywhere programme with three packages - Day Pass, Stay Pass and Play Pass...
Marriott: half the hotels opened in Europe
Marriott now has almost half of its hotels open in Europe. In France, the upturn in business began on 2 June, with the reopening of the Courtyard Gare de Lyon, Renaissance République and AC by Marriott Porte Maillot in Paris. Marriott also has a large number of hotels open in many business cities,...
Marriott redefines its health standards
The Covid-19 pandemic has presented the tourism sector with a health challenge, so that it can get back to business under the right conditions. To this end, while others are working on labels, the Marriott hotel group has created the Global Cleanliness Council, focused on developing a new generation of cleanliness standards and...
Building loyalty among business travellers - what a programme!
By posing as revolutionaries in the travel industry, new entrants such as Airbnb and Uber have created expectations that are sometimes difficult to meet. Is "disruptive" a concept that can be applied ad infinitum? Not for sure. As proof, these inventive players are still groping their way in the field of customer loyalty. For example, Uber...
The Slaak, a new design hotel in Rotterdam
Rotterdam is home to a new hotel, The Slaak, located in the dynamic Kralingen-West district, just a few minutes from the city centre and the old port. The only hotel to open its doors in the Dutch city this year, this hotel - part of the Marriott group's Tribute Portfolio lifestyle brand - is part of a new concept of...
Decision-makers: Belinda Pote, Director of Sales and Marketing Europe at Marriott...
Marriott became the world's leading hotel group after its merger with Starwood. This acquisition led to the creation of a mega loyalty programme, Bonvoy, which builds loyalty around experiences. How is this development in line with the times? Belinda Pote - Since the merger with Starwood, our portfolio now encompasses 30 hotel brands...
Urban residences combine flexibility and conviviality
By incorporating lifestyle codes, those little things that make up contemporary everyday life and the plastic that goes with them, the long-stay hotel industry aims to appeal to an ever-growing proportion of travellers. Here it adds a touch of design, there a dash of technology and, recently, a lot of conviviality. "This is the axis around which the...
Homes & Villas: Marriott turns to alternative accommodation
The traditional hotel industry is mounting a counter-attack against the advent of Airbnb. While the giant of the collaborative economy is venturing into their territory - with the distribution of boutique hotels or, more recently, hotel residences in Manhattan - hoteliers are retaliating by going in the opposite direction. Accor had already made its move by acquiring the services of onefinestay...
Marriott hit by huge data hack
This is undoubtedly one of the biggest data hacks to date, a far cry from Yahoo and its 3 billion accounts attacked in August 2013, but ahead of the 427 million passwords stolen from the MySpace social network: Marriott revealed on Friday that it had hacked into a database that could contain the information of almost...
Marriott: between chic and lifestyle
The expansion of Marriott, which is benefiting from the absorption of the brands of the former Starwood group, should not stop there, with 200 projects underway in the region. Some of these are due to come to fruition in 2018, including an AC Hotel by Marriott in Belfast, the Residence Inn Kensington - a new long-stay property in London...
Health and well-being: healthy hotels for healthy bodies
What could be more beautiful than New York, Tokyo or Shanghai seen from above? However, concentrated on their running pace or bent over the elliptical bikes set up in their hotel fitness club, do mobile executives really have time to appreciate the sublime panorama before their eyes? Running. All the time.































