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There have been plenty of interesting acquisitions in the industry in the last 12 months – and experts are saying that this is just the tip of the iceberg.  The following interviews are courtesy of yourBusinessChannel, the company behind the Hospitality Channel. In a round of interviews in London and Berlin earlier this year, yBC asked key people in the industry to share their predictions. Here’s how some of your peers answered …

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This briefing focusses on success strategies specifically for the hospitality industry. The following interviews are courtesy of yourBusinessChannel, the company behind the Hospitality Channel. In a round of interviews in London earlier this year, yBC asked key people in the industry to share their top strategies. Here’s how some of your peers answered …

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This briefing focusses on the importance of data in driving customer demand in the hospitality industry.  The following interviews are courtesy of yourBusinessChannel, the company behind the Hospitality Channel.  They also include clips from interviews yBC has completed with people in the world of marketing, customer engagement and digital platforms.

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This briefing focusses on the impact of social platforms/networks on the hospitality industry.  The following interviews are courtesy of yourBusinessChannel, the company behind the Hospitality Channel.  In a round of interviews in London earlier this year, yBC asked key people in the industry how they thought “social” is impacting on hotels.  Here’s how some of your peers answered …

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