Articles tagged “food”

Consider Airbnb's partnership with CookUnity an experiment to see if there is a market for such services.

Asia’s food culture, from hawker stalls to omakase counters, has always been vibrant. But it’s now also setting the pace for how food tourism might look globally in the years ahead.

Celiac disease is one of the most misunderstood “dietary restrictions.” It’s essential to advocate for your attendees with the condition the same way you would for those with other extreme allergies, such as peanuts or shellfish.

Author and Emmy-winning TV personality Andrew Zimmern believes storytelling needs to be educational, which would go a long way in helping preserve culinary and cultural food diversity.

Planning ahead is the key to meeting attendees’ special dietary requests, especially for kosher and halal meals.

Saving money on food and beverage is easier than you think. Just replace A with B.

Food and beverage have emerged as powerful storytelling tools in hospitality, offering guests a taste of culture and tradition while driving brand differentiation. What was once a supporting act is now a leading role, with hotels and resorts leveraging F&B to craft immersive and memorable experiences.

Today's podcast looks at Barcelona's latest tourism beef, U.S. hotel labor unrest, and making food Indian travelers like to eat.

Travelers are increasingly looking to partake in culinary experiences on the road.

Nobu, the posh restaurant chain, is expanding its luxury hotel brand. The secret sauce? Sky-high revenue from their in-house restaurants, Robert De Niro's star power, and a culture that keeps top talent sticking around, says top exec Trevor Horwell.