hertelier
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Online/Digital
hertelier is an online media platform that enlightens and inspires women in hospitality to pursue, navigate, and nurture their careers at every stage, through sharing information and sparking conversation.
Our content is curated through the lens of supporting women in their hotel industry careers-sharing valuable lessons from accomplished pros and rising stars, covering business skills, work/life balance, industry news, and networking opportunities-presented in a fresh voice, with bold graphics and social media integration. We hope hertelier offers you content that you are excited to follow!
As we come off of the most devastating time in the history of our industry, it may seem strange to launch a new initiative of this scope; but as you well know, despite making up more than 50% of the lodging workforce, women still remain grossly underrepresented in the top management of hotels. hertelier hopes to incite change, to inform, connect and empower women to lead…and what better time than now?
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| Scope | Trade/B2B, Women |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesFive Women Built a Five-Star Hotel. Here’s What It Taught Them.
Five women. Five years. And a different way to lead. When Pan Pacific London opened its doors in September 2021, it had more to prove than most new five-star hotels. Pan Pacific Hotels Group had never operated a hotel in Europe. Its name, well established across Asia, Australia and North America, was far less familiar to London travellers.
Gloria Steinem, In Her Own Words: The Quotes We’ll Keep Coming Back To
Gloria Steinem changed the way generations of women thought about equality, work, aging, ambition and themselves. But behind the aviator glasses was a woman who admitted to insecurity, fear and self-doubt. We remember her through some of the words she left behind. Gloria Steinem always seemed so sure of herself.
Inside the Hassler Roma’s Next Generation With CEO Veruschka Wirth
The third-generation hotelier talks about running Rome’s legendary Hassler with her twin brother, what she learned from her deaf father, and why the smallest details can make the biggest difference in hospitality. For Veruschka Wirth, the Hassler Roma has never simply been a hotel. She and her twin brother Roberto Jr. grew up there, watching their father, legendary hotelier Roberto E. Wirth, run the landmark property at the top of Rome’s Spanish Steps. Their grandmother had been involved before him.
What Would Dolly Do? Lessons From Dolly Parton on Work, Life and Getting Ahead
Dolly Parton was one of the greatest songwriters of her generation. She was also an actress, producer, philanthropist and a remarkably astute businesswoman. And, perhaps less appreciated outside our industry, she was a hospitality entrepreneur. What started when she partnered with Herschend to transform a Tennessee theme park into Dollywood in 1986 grew into a tourism business spanning a theme park, water park and resorts including DreamMore Resort & Spa and HeartSong Lodge & Resort.
What Global Travel Collection's UK Travel Advisors Say Luxury Hotels Are Getting Right and Wrong
What happens when the hotel your client has fallen in love with on TikTok is completely wrong for them? At Global Travel Collection UK’s annual Summer Soirée in London, Josh Martin of Many Moons Travel told me that’s becoming a big part of his job, particularly with younger clients. They arrive with screenshots, saved posts, TikTok videos and ChatGPT-generated itineraries, already convinced they know where they want to stay. Increasingly, his job is the reality check.
Laugh More. SERIOUSLY!
Meditation gets all the good PR. We’re told to breathe, center ourselves, become present, quiet the mind. All valuable. But nobody talks nearly enough about the restorative power of laughing so hard you can barely even catch your breath. The truth is, laughter has always been one of my favorite activities. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve loved to laugh. Even more, I’ve loved making other people laugh. There was actually a brief period in my life when I was encouraged to become a comedian. Very brief.
Mr August: Franck Arnold on Why Supporting Women Means Creating Opportunities, Not Just Offering Advice
The Savoy’s Managing Director and Fairmont Regional Vice President believes gender parity won’t happen by chance. Leaders have to identify talent, take measured risks and actively open doors. Meet our ally of the month, Mr August, Franck Arnold, Managing Director of The Savoy and Regional Vice President for Fairmont Hotels & Resorts UK & Ireland. When I interviewed Charlotte Weatherall, General Manager of Corinthia London, recently, I asked about the people who had helped shape her career.
Joanna Flint on Bare Luxury and Why Time Is What Matters Most
The Chief Commercial Officer of Soneva reflects on embracing change, backing yourself before you feel ready, why AI should serve rather than replace human connection, and how an unexpected health scare changed the way she thinks about leadership, success and time. Over nearly three decades, Joanna Flint has built a career embracing change, from digital at British Airways to leadership roles at Google, Mandarin Oriental and now Soneva, where she is Chief Commercial Officer.
How Much Further Can Luxury Travel Go? 11 Takeaways from Virtuoso Travel Week 2026
There is a particular rhythm to Virtuoso Travel Week in Las Vegas. The media stay at ARIA, many of the big sessions are over at Bellagio, and the walk between the two invariably takes longer than expected because you keep running into people you know. And that's part of the fun, even in the 100+-degree heat.
Five Things I’m Still Thinking About After Seeing Brené Brown
There are speakers you’re excited to see, and then there’s Brené Brown. I think I actually yelped when Virtuoso CEO Matthew Upchurch announced her as the opening keynote and she walked onto the stage. I have read her books, listened to her podcasts and followed her work for years, so seeing her in person was like seeing a rock star.