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Lodging Magazine For hotel owners and operators, pest prevention is closely tied to the guest experience. In the age of social media and online reviews, a single pest sighting can

Facility Executive While traditional safety infrastructure is focused on preventing hazards and documenting events after the fact, it frequently fails to support the individual employee at the exact moment they

Hotel Dive To create a “more efficient new-build model intended to improve profitability and return on investment,” Hyatt has reduced the key count on the Hyatt Place prototype from 140

Facility Executive A basic understanding of balancing, differential pressure, and delta-T helps facility teams ask better questions, evaluate system performance more effectively, and work more productively with their design and

Rutland Herald – Online August 19, 2026 New Jersey building owners and facility managers subject to the state’s new Legionella law are facing two key compliance milestones: a September 12,

Facility Executive By Mid-Atlantic Timberframes Hurricanes are some of Earth’s most intense storms, generating astounding winds and torrential rain. When a hurricane makes landfall, damage is often calculated in the

{summary} Summer vacation is coming to an end, and some schools have already had their first day of classes. This time of year is certainly an emotional roller coaster, and

{summary} As the weather warms up, more and more people head outdoors to enjoy pool parties, barbecue get-togethers and outdoor weddings. While these events can bring good food and fun,

{summary} It’s unlikely that the words “open bar” will bring to mind a well-balanced, well-behaved event, even in the workplace. The availability of unlimited alcohol can lead to excessive drinking,

{summary} The 2024 Olympic Games are underway in Paris, France. The Olympics will give spectators a front row seat to some of the top worldwide talent in the magical world