Hospitality Marketing Live Show 216 September 27th 2019
Hospitality Marketing Live Show 216
CoHosts
Robert Cole
Stuart Butler
Tim Peter
Show Notes
00:02 — Cook Travel belly up
00:22 — MGM Reportedly Poised To Sell Circus Circus And Other Vegas Resorts
00:27 — Groupon partners with DerbySoft for hotel bookings
TOPICS – LIVE SHOW #216:
Top Story
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Thomas Cook Collapses, Ending 178-Year Reign in the Travel Business
Brands & Product
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IHG Launches Loyalty Partnership With Mr & Mrs Smith Hotels
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Hyatt’s new brand, Caption, all about connections
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MGM Reportedly Poised To Sell Circus Circus And Other Vegas Resorts
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Caesars Entertainment agrees to sell Rio All-Suite for $516.3 million
Intermediaries & Distribution
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Kayak and Trivago Testing New Desktop User Experiences
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Groupon partners with DerbySoft for hotel bookings
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HRS acquires Conichi to build new payment-focused division
Marketing & Strategy
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Marriott on Sticking with Bonvoy Through the Scorn
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Disney’s US theme parks are going vegan
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How to Evolve the Chain of Command With Hotel Management
Tech & Finance
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Why Airbnb Won’t Do an Initial Public Offering in 2020
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How to Evolve the Chain of Command With Hotel Management
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Four smart ways to build customer loyalty with technology
Ruh-Roh
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21 Neurotech Startups To Watch: Brain-Machine Interfaces, Implantables, And Neuroprosthetics
On 5 July 1841, Thomas Cook escorted 500 people, who paid one shilling each for a return train journey on his first excursion from Leicester to Loughborough – ushering in a new era of travel. This week, the company ceased operations, $2.5 Billion in debt, impacting 600,000 travelers and 21,000 employees.