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It’s ADA with a twist—provide superior service to your guests with disabilities

AHLEI

A guest with a guide dog enters your hotel. Or perhaps when a guest using a wheelchair enters the hotel spa, the receptionist greets her with, “Oh, I’m so sorry you’re confined to a wheelchair.”. These and other similar responses can cause your guests distress. There are more travelers with disabilities than ever before.

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Revised Training Program Highlights Service Strategies for Travelers with Disabilities

AHLEI

Responding to a quickly growing segment of the traveling population, the American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute (AHLEI) has revised Elements of Service: Serving Guests with Disabilities , an online training program that teaches hospitality professionals how to provide superior guest service to guests with physical disabilities.

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How to Open a Coffee Shop: The Ultimate Guide

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Do they serve just coffee or small foods as well? We're all here for it! Coffee shops can be so much more than a place to grab a cup of joe and a croissant. They are places where friends and family gather, where ideas are formed and spread, and where important work gets done. For your coffee shop to reach that status, it has to be done right.

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MRM Franchise Feed: CPK’s Franchise Momentum and Rex’s Rebuilds

Modern Restaurant Management

“I look forward to working with CPK’s world-class franchise partners to bring the already beloved brand to even more guests around the globe.” “I look forward to working with CPK’s world-class franchise partners to bring the already beloved brand to even more guests around the globe.”

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Decade of Disruption: Restaurant Insiders Dish What’s on the Plate

Modern Restaurant Management

Guests will expect to know every aspect of sourcing and meal preparation, which will disrupt traditional back-of-house systems with technology that connects the farm to the food. Guests will demand a personalized journey when food is delivered to their door. Elo’s Sonal Apte, vice president of retail and hospitality.

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