Weekly Brief #30: Sex Trafficking and Hotels, Travel Risk Management vs. Big Brother, and Hotel Energy-Saving Tips

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Human Sex Trafficking a Major Concern for Hotels
From Professor William Frye of Niagara University: Because of the transient nature of guests who utilize lodging accommodations and the privacy afforded to these temporary guests, hotels have become prime venues for the exploitation of “at risk” individuals through sexual exploitation and human trafficking. Read More

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Craig Banikowski, Senior Manager of Travel and Fleet at Amgen, explores the challenges inherent in ensuring the safety and security of business travelers amid a chaotic world, especially when it comes to balancing security with privacy concerns. Travelers and travel managers must both play a crucial role for safety and security policies to remain effective.  Read More

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Unusual Tactics for Saving Energy at Your Hotel
From Phil Sprague of PSA Energy Consultants: As most are well aware, the cost of both gas and electricity has been increasing at a steady rate for years, and there is no change in sight. Hotel owners and operators need to take advantage of every practical opportunity to reduce energy consumption without affecting guest comfort. Read More



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