Is work from hotel a new trend in the travel industry?
Tuomas Haapala
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Could working from a hotel be a big trend in the future of travel industry? And how should hotels take this into account?
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tammymartin@tammymartin
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@tammymartin that's interesting. I actually work in a hotel consept here in Finland called VALO Hotel & Work, which is equally designed as coworking offices, meeting areas etc. as a regular hotel. I have been checking the Google search a lot lately and have noticed that "work from hotel" is a really popular search basically all over the world.
I guess yes- people are actually frustrated being working from home. So now they prefer to go for workation instead.
Working from the hotel will be a new trend and I believe how restaurants have options for workstations now hotels should also take this into consideration and provide relevant plans for the same.
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Sounds cool! Work from hotel could indeed become a significant trend in the travel industry, offering a blend of leisure and productivity. Hotels should consider adapting their facilities to cater to this emerging need. For instance, The Kimberly Hotel reviews often highlight their efficient workspace setups, which could serve as a benchmark. This trend might encourage hotels to rethink their amenities and services to attract digital nomads and remote workers.