Abby Ellin, writing for the New York Times, asks hard questions of commerical airlines about safeguards they have in place to protect children with peanut allergies. Read More
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Greg Remeikis, writing for The Business Journals, outlines an approach to hotel restaurants as profit generators instead of break-even amenities. Read More
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| TrustYou Data Services brings you the latest "rants and raves" of hotel guests across the globe. Interestingly, travelers' top compliments and complaints are often mirror images of one another. Read More |
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Legal & Risk Management Solutions for the Global Travel & Hospitality Industries
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Nearly twenty-one million people around the world are victims of modern day slavery. In the U.S. alone, at least one hundred thousand of these victims are American children. Maritz Travel recently allied with ECPAT-USA in an effort to fight human trafficking. Read More
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Recent studies indicate that the health and job satisfaction of airline pilots and crews is very low, affecting not only passengers' in-flight experience but also the safety of everyone aboard. A 2013 CareerCast study on job satisfaction found that flight attendants ranked last in the travel, tourism, and hospitality sector. Read More
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Elizabeth DeConti of Gray Robinson offers a legal perspective on alcohol promotion via Facebook, Twitter, and other social media outlets. Consider brand protection, laws that vary among states, and basic safeguards against advertising alcohol to minors. Read More
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John Skousen of Fisher & Phillips reviews DeLeon v. Time Warner, in which an employee attempted to recover a late-meal premium from his employer in California. Learn some affirmative steps to help avoid situations where your employees might try to take advantage of you in a similar way. Read More
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