Roadmap is probably one of the most important tool for a PM, as it could be use as an internal and or external communication tool. …

The pandemic forced us to change our habits, but even with closed bar and social distancing, the beverage industry remained creative and resourceful. On the bright side, it has also accelerated or pushed for the creation of new kinds of beverages or habits. …

The recent backlash in Paris between Le Petit Cambodge and resident associations revive the eternal question of the role of restaurant within the life and evolution of a neighbourhood. Restaurant opening, or in this case building an extension, in an area is a sign of gentrification, but it is not…

While December often rhymes with yearly review and setup some new objectives, January is usually dedicated to prediction and forecast for the time ahead. Of course Covid leads every possible discussion and give an easy way out for aspiring forecaster with “post Covid vs past Covid” prediction. The only subject…

Avec la fermeture des bars et restaurants, beaucoup de professionnels de la restauration se sont retrouvés sans d’autres choix que de trouver de nouvelles occupations. Chassez le naturel il reviendra au galop, mixologists préfèrent mettre à profit leur savoir faire en préparant chez eux des cocktails afin de les vendre…

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Earlier this month, Tidal partnered with hospitality group SBE to bring music streaming in-hotel to the next level. Tidal will curate playlist and stream it in lobby, pool, lounge, restaurant and even bed rooms across key locations (among US and UK). This partnership is not the first of its kind…

Co-working is not only good to make headlines of tech magazines. It is also a trend growing rapidly among hospitality groups. Almost each major hotel companies integrated their own co-working offer (from “Wojo” to “Working from” etc.). …

This week, Venice faced the worst acqua alta since 1966. The flood has killed two people and nearly destroy St Mark’s Basilica. The tide reach 187 centimeters and will have a lasting impact on the city. One of the most obvious reason is off course climate change. But it cannot take all the blame. With traditional industries abandoning the area, tourist overflowing and massive cruise ships passing near the lagune, Critics questions the role of authorities, who favored tourist industry at the expense of sustainable environment for the past decade, in this dramatic situation. With an ever increasing number of travelers every year, the question of over tourism must be tackle sooner than later to preserve cities and natural landscape.