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NAHLE
Read our fist Person interview with Ryan Napier of Crestline Hotels and Resorts'. Another solid issue with articles ranging from Orkin's input on Zika-Virus-Carrying Mosquitos to HVAC Preventive Measures and more.
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Construction Dive
The U.S. led the world in first quarter 2016 hotel construction and planning with 4,471 hotel projects, or 551,965 rooms, underway — representing 40 percent and 29 percent of the global total respectively, according to Lodging Econometrics. Lodging Econometrics reported that following New York City, the most active U.S. hotel markets were Houston (169 projects), Dallas (128), Los Angeles (94) and Nashville (89) and, in four of five of these markets, Marriott-branded hotels had the most projects underway.
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Lodging Engineer
Lodging Engineer editor, Robert Elliott, interviews Crestline Hotels & Resorts' corporate director of facilities, Ryan Napier. Ryan discusses the role technology plays in his management of Crestline's portfolio consisting of 106 properties as well as what it takes today's engineer to stay current in the ever-changing eld of hotel engineering.
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Green Lodging News
Solar is now more cost-effective than ever, offering a number of compelling financial and environmental benefits for the hospitality industry. Solar technologies have been proven over decades in the field, and are becoming increasingly efficient, reliable and affordable. Large corporations are investing billions in the industry, powering a record number of installations in 2015.
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Lodging Engineer
Dr. Ron Harrison, Director Technical Services – Orkin, discusses the ZIika virus and steps to take to reduce unwanted mosquitos at your property.
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Lodging Engineer
Todd Isbell discusses the importance of properly maintaining various HVAC systems found in hotels and its impact on both guest satisfaction and your maintenance department.
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eHotelier
A recently published white paper on the state of the hospitality industry by Egon Zehnder's executive search and leadership consulting team brings into focus the need for senior managers in the hotel industry to holistically re-examine how they approach their business, and ultimately their hiring practices, to meet their future needs.
I had an opportunity to carry on a three-way conversation with the authors, Hicham Sharaa from the Dubai office and Paul Liu in Shanghai.
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Lodging Engineer
Ryan Kiscaden, Executive Director, Thermostat Recycling Corporation (TRC) urges hoteliers to recycle guestroom thermostats in a continuing industry effort to protect our nation's environment from unwanted mercury contamination. To date TRC has kept out over 10 tons of mercury from reaching our nation's waste streams.
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Hotel News Now
Once a staple product type in the United States, the exterior-corridor hotel mostly faded from the scene during the 1980s and ‘90s, especially as part of new development. Today, however, there is a modest resurgence in the product, especially in the lifestyle segment, but also in the traditional economy sector.
Houston-based Valencia Group has embraced exterior corridors as a significant facet of its new Court concept of lifestyle properties. The Lone Start Court in Austin, Texas, is the first in the sub-brand. The 123-room upper-upscale property is built around a U-shaped courtyard with 11-foot-deep exterior corridors facing the middle.
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Lodging Engineer
Joseph Latino provides our readers some proactive tips that can help you reduce or eliminate a bed bug infestation at your hotel.
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IFMA's FMJ magazine
For any maintenance operation to be successful, it is essential that the backlog is under control. The definition of the term "backlog" varies with context, but for the purpose of this article, the backlog is all pending work, at any given time, that has been planned. So you may be asking yourself: Should my operation even have a backlog?
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BUILDINGS
As summer heats up, mowing, watering and fertilizing become more and more important to keep your lawn looking lush. But all that work is often wasteful when it comes to resources – not to mention the hours of labor that could be saved.
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