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The Hotel Company That Works for Its Owners Earns a Different Kind of Return Guest

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Ravintola Arthur / Restaurant Arthur
Ravintola Arthur / Restaurant Arthur · Hotel Arthur Helsinki · CC BY 2.0 · source

The argument here is about hotels, and specifically about who a hotel company works for. When the operator behind a property puts its resources to work for the people who own the building, the result is a guest attachment unlike the usual kind. For anyone who checks in across New York, Miami or Aspen, that is worth knowing: the pull that brings a traveler back to the same lobby can start with a choice made long before anyone reaches the front desk.

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With reporting from Skift.

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