Articles tagged “tips”

Planners are searching for solutions to combat rising costs on F&B, transportation, labor, and all aspects of their events.

Hotel companies are betting that a potential federal tax break on tips could be a helpful recruitment tool to fill thousands of open positions and keep experienced workers from leaving the industry.

The goal for meeting planners flying long-haul is to arrive fresh and ready to work. Who better to ask for advice on how to do that than fellow travelers and flight attendants?

Both on site and at industry events, comfy, slip-on and wrinkle-free attire is the way to go.

Trump said he wants to exempt tips from taxes. While all types of tipped workers could benefit, hotel housekeepers are one of the largest groups potentially affected.

Take a page from the books of some experienced travel advisors from around the U.S. before you head out on your next adventure or business trip. We love the suggestion to swap out the hotel room's bar of soap with your favorite from home to start your day at ease.

Nobody says it's easy. All three say it's worth it.

Whatever you call it, this fine casual, fine fast, counter service model of business is working — in SF and beyond.

Housekeepers encounter physical, safety, consistency and pay concerns no matter their boss, which is why the tipping initiative has received pushback for doing too little alongside praise for doing anything at all.

Some of our best friends are Canadians. We try to tag along whenever they go globe-trotting.