Going Remote: which routines will have long-term staying power and what impact will they have on future real estate development?

It’s been a rough year. With the pandemic slowly releasing its grip and travel restrictions lifting, the resort and hotel industry can begin to recover, providing guests with some much-needed respite.

As we continue to move closer to a post-pandemic world, we’ll need to rethink how we operate on a daily basis, specifically when it comes to public transportation.

The resort and golf segment has been a relatively strong service over the past 10 years. If the ‘lock down’ stays within 30-60 days, we believe the golf and resort industry should “weather the storm” for the following reasons:

With so much uncertainty surrounding Covid-19, we hope you are staying safe and healthy. As most of the world goes into lockdown, we’ve collected a number of resources to help those affected in the hospitality industry navigate through these unprecedented and challenging times.

As the impact of COVID-19 continues to expand, we want to ensure you receive the latest and most up-to-date information and resources so you can better help your employees in this challenging time and stabilize your business as much as possible as we all adjust to this new normal

As technology continues to creep into every aspect of our lives, those not willing to adapt and implement new systems are taking a risk.

The concept of the membership model seems to fit perfectly with the hospitality industry’s goals — build personal relationships, create brand loyalty, and of course see steady revenue.

Timeshares aren’t the only way to own a piece of paradise. Vacationers can now choose between timeshares, fractional unit ownership, or whole unit ownership. So what exactly is the difference? It all comes down to the type of ownership you want for your vacation home.

If you’ve been dreaming of a life centered around playing golf or sitting poolside with a Mai Tai, luckily for you,turning that dream into a reality might not be so far out of reach.

Rental properties, whether a single-family home or office building, could use some automation to enhance their charm, efficiency, and safety.

With more hotel and resort mergers, we’ll see even more new brands compete, not only with non-flagged properties, but among their own company’s brands as well.