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Saudi Arabia’s Heritage Commission is launching a project to clean the country’s historic sites after the problem was documented and archived by specialized teams.
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Taking place from the 10th – 12th September at the Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Centre, the Hotel & Hospitality Expo, brought to you by the Hotel Show, will shed light on Saudi Arabia’s multi-billion-dollar hospitality plans.
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PARTNERED CONTENTRuginoff: The Formidable Defense Against Rust
Rust, the relentless adversary that plagues hotels, malls, hospitals, and airports, meets its match with this innovative solution.
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PARTNERED CONTENTOxy-Gen powered: Innovative, effective, safe, sustainable and continuous odour elimination solutions!
Oxy-Gen Powered uses this pharmaceutical grade patented fuel cell technology to release odour eliminators along with scented and non-scented oils to keep facilities fresh and clean, continuously.
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An interesting analysis of the benefits of using air fresheners in hotels by a seasoned housekeeper.
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Radisson becomes first UAE hotel to officially monitor and assess air quality
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82 per cent of travellers want to travel more sustainably in future.
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In the fourth article in this series, Tommy Taylor, talks about how to behave with the staff below you.
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“The best part of my job is to generate maximum guest satisfaction, leading and maximising talent. I ardently value diversity and that is something I treasure in my work.” -Kamal Kant, Cluster Executive Housekeeper, Ramada Hotel & Suites by Wyndham Ajman
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Qatar National Tourism Council (QNTC) has marked a milestone in its Qatar Clean program, with 100% of QNTC-licensed hotels now “Qatar Clean” certified.
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The H Hotel has recently been in the news for receiving the Diversey Clean & Ready Shield. The Clean & Ready Shield Program by Diversey is designed to respond to the new era of cleanliness, as facilities worldwide begin the process of reopening following the pandemic.
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Majid Al Futtaim’s 13-property hotel portfolio makes history as the only portfolio in the world to receive Platinum certification for all of its hotel businesses.
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Renowned Dubai hotelier Walter Knight to launch new hospitality vertical at leading UAE Facility Management company.
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People are boycotting restaurants, bars, pubs, or hotels with a poor reputation for hygiene and infection control.
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Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort by Anantara has launched an initiative to increase sustainability efforts across the property.
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“The safety and security of our guests and team members remains our highest priority, and Hilton Hotels remain diligent in our commitment to provide a safe, hospitable environment for all who enter our doors.”
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“Learning motivates me, and I always look forward to staying up to date with any new system or technology that serves the hotel industry.”
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Exploring how cleaning has adapted to the new normal.
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Accor has announced that it has successfully implemented the most stringent cleaning standards and operational procedures for guest safety.
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Global Biorisk Advisory Council (GBAC) STAR is the gold standard for prepared facilities.
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Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort’s team helped clear up the entire area of a nearby village, Sayq Village on World Clean Up Day.
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HRS and Radisson Hotels extend partnership to raise awareness of new hygiene protocols for business travelers.
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As the world adapts to new expectations and plans for responsible gatherings, IHG has enhanced its Meet with Confidence programme.
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A cabinet meeting held in Doha decided to allow home services provided by cleaning and hospitality companies from September 1.
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The official SGS mark confirms the Radisson Hotels within the UAE have met the highest cleanliness, disinfection and safety measures.
