Human Resources
Hospitality schools target executive gender gap as women hold just 6% of CEO roles
The hospitality sector presents an intriguing paradox: while women comprise roughly 70 percent of the global workforce, they hold a mere 22 to 25 percent of C-suite positions and an astonishingly meager six percent of chief executive roles.
RISE 2026 to address the leadership gap for women in the hospitality sector
RISE 2026: Reshaping Hospitality by Empowering Women, a not-for-profit event organized by C9 Hotelworks, Mrs B Group, and Delivering Asia, convenes on 3rd September at SAii Laguna Phuket.
Asia-Pacific high-end travel stalls as flight cuts and labour shortages hit region
Asia-Pacific’s premium tourism sector, often referred to as the high quality travel sector, currently stands at a critical juncture. While
Sydney Airport travel delays mount as air traffic control faces severe staffing shortages
On Saturday, 8th August,passengers travelling out of Sydney Airport found themselves confronting significant delays.
Sands China earns Great Place To Work certification
Sands China earns Great Place To Work certification
Museums face widespread strikes and security risks as labor shortages intensify
We have to ask: is the future of museums and cultural tourism in general in peril at this point in time?
Vietjet earns dual accolades at HR Asia Awards
Vietjet has been recognised as one of the Best Companies to Work For in Asia 2026 by HR Asia, marking the sixth consecutive year it has received this accolade.
Dubai job applications surge post US-Iran ceasefire
Dubai job applications surge post US-Iran ceasefire
CHLA Hospitality Foundation invests in future professionals
CHLA Hospitality Foundation invests in future professionals
Colleges expand tourism programmes as hospitality industry fights talent shortage
The challenge of training people to a globally competent level is being felt practically everywhere in the world and especially by countries whose economies are highly dependent on tourism and hospitality.
Crew lodging emerges as key retention issue
Crew lodging emerges as key retention issue
Attractions turn to AI to beat the ongoing labour crunch
Technology has been a key to resolving the HR issue in attraction management, particularly the use of artificial intelligence to automate a number of back-end processes.
Dynamic Leadership and Mentorship: Conrad Manila’s Joanne Golong-Gomez Shares Strategies for Hospitality Success
The Conrad Manila's Joanne Golong-Gomez shared actionable insights on managing through crises and nurturing the next generation of industry talent.
China’s airline pilots enter a “silver age” as recruitment plunges
Planned pilot recruitment at the Civil Aviation Flight University of China (CAFUC) continues to decline in 2026. A set of
Inspiring voices from the Mekong show how tourism can change lives
Every so often, a conversation rises above the buzzwords and reminds us why these ideas matter in the first place; that happened during the "People at the Centre of Tourism" session at Mekong Tourism Forum 2026.
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- Sen Soon Mun of Horwath HTL: Malaysia must raise service standards
- Tourism Solutions International’s Eric Levy: Measure success through consistent, high-quality tourism experience
- Cornerstone International Group’s Florian Kittler: Future of hospitality depends on people, purpose, smarter technology
- Travellers face mounting payment delays as banks tighten automated fraud controls
- Luxury cruise fares face upward pressure as U.S.-Iran war forces African detours
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