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Have You Met My Invisible (AI) Friend?

In a few days, I’m going to be introducing Christian Fraser, an award-winning BBC journalist and presenter, at an AI conference sponsored by Cornell and Oxford business schools. And, of course, this opportunity has got me thinking about AI’s compatibility with luxury hospitality. Can the warmth and personal touch of high-end hospitality truly be replicated by artificial intelligence? Will guests still […]

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Off to the Races

Off to the Races

As the new year kicks in, I’m allowing myself a moment of indulgent and happy stock-taking. LHC absolutely roared through 2022! Assignments took us both near and far – introducing us to fresh iterations of hospitality across UAE, Costa Rica, Switzerland, France, Italy, Israel, and the U.S. where the invitations to shape and collaborate on

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Time to buckle up. We may be in for a bumpy ride… 

The luxury travel market has performed well over the last few months and exciting new trends are emerging from the embers of the pandemic. There’s a noticeable boom in the hunger for private aviation, demand for total buyouts of villas and small boutique resorts, and the ground-swell of a movement to remote working in overseas destinations. Now, more than

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People First

During my time at hotel school, we were forever being reminded that the magic words for any new hotel were ‘location, location, location’. But, in light of recent events, I wonder if it has changed. Shouldn’t we be thinking about ‘people, people, people’? It’s no secret. As we start to rebuild the industry, we’re struggling

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