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Utilities can have a massive impact on a hotel's profit. And even before the global pandemic tore through the hotel industry, those sneaky costs were growing rapidly. According to Energy Star, energy is the lodging industry's single fastest-growing operating cost. This means that many hoteliers are unwittingly flushing a growing amount of cash down the drain.
After many years of being looked down on, motels are getting new respect in the era of social distancing.
Energy efficiency provides hotel owners and operators cost savings that benefit the bottom line. Efficiency also improves the service of capital equipment, enhances guest comfort, and demonstrates a commitment to climate stewardship.
Whether mobile check-in and checkout, advanced cleaning technology, touchless communications or back-of house systems designed to optimize safety and efficiency, there are a plethora of solutions for hoteliers to choose from as we navigate this new normal.
The new platform, Above Property, has reimagined today’s siloed travel technology systems and brings a new level of speed, stability and scalability to the travel industry, according to G6.
The hospitality industry has been among those hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. Because of the lower occupancy and higher costs, financing has been a struggle. Adaptation is essential, Palleschi says. “We kind of brush ourselves off, and we look to the future,” he says. “This is the new normal; this is a new way to behave. How do we adapt?
