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Health and Safety Initiatives for Hotel Operators in 2025

Horizon Hospitality

Heres how: 1) Enhanced Cleaning and Sanitation Protocols In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, enhanced cleaning practices have become the industry standard. Effective strategies include: Frequent Sanitization: High-touch areas such as elevator buttons, door handles, and front desks should be sanitized multiple times a day.

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Lessening Employee Anxiety as Restaurant Doors Open

Modern Restaurant Management

Rick Camac, Dean of Restaurant & Hospitality Management at the Institute of Culinary Education. That includes social distancing, sanitation, masks, partitions and contactless payment and menus (or throwaways). Kitchens must be sanitized, per recommended guidelines. Here's some of their advice.

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8 reasons why you should study hospitality management in marvelous Marbella!

Les Roches

“Why study hospitality management in Marbella?” So here are the top eight reasons why Marbella is the perfect place to study hospitality management. So here are the top eight reasons why Marbella is the perfect place to study hospitality management. But don’t just take our word for it.

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Best Practices for Outdoor Dining All Year Long

Modern Restaurant Management

Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine reached out to Rick Camac, dean of restaurant and hospitality management, at Institute of Culinary Education, for his expert advice. What are the best ways to manage guest expectations? Heaters and proper lighting help as well.

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What Does Social Distancing Mean for Social Businesses Like Restaurants?

Modern Restaurant Management

Up the restaurant’s hygiene and cleanliness standards: fully sanitize tables, menus and chairs after each reservation. To the extent that you can, create spaces where people can feel safer because there’s airflow and they’re not confined in a space with no windows or open windows.

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MRM Research Roundup: End-of-May 2021 Edition

Modern Restaurant Management

A whopping 88 percent will dine inside fast casual and fast food restaurants, but there are high expectations for safety protocols including sanitized tables (70 percent), staff wearing masks (69 percent) and/or gloves (51 percent), and limited seating (52 percent). Safety and sanitation is a priority. Indoor dining reemerges.

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MRM Research Roundup: Mid-Year 2020 Edition

Modern Restaurant Management

Reach3 is taking an ongoing look at consumer sentiment about restaurants and food retailing to determine how Americans really feel about issues such as sanitization, social distancing and the potential for exposure to infection and how they might be a barrier to visitation as restaurants reopen.