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By: Larry Mogelonsky
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this guest column are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Hotel Interactive. The author may have an interest in the products, services, or business entities referenced in this article. Hotel Interactive is not responsible for the opinions or factual assertions made by the author.
By: Larry Mogelonsky, Adam Mogelonsky
Mexico's hotel industry is entering a fascinating new phase of growth, and increasingly it is domestic operators – not the international juggernauts – who are driving the momentum. Few companies illustrate this better than Posadas (also known as Grupo Posadas), the country's largest hotel operator with more than 200 properties across over 60 destinations.
Breakfast with a breathtaking view from the Imperial Suite at Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel
By: Adam Mogelonsky, Larry Mogelonsky
What separates exceptional hotel portfolios and asset managers from merely successful ones is almost never a single department. It's not marketing alone, nor revenue management, design, F&B or guest service. The real competitive advantage emerges when every discipline begins reinforcing every other discipline, creating a hospitality organization whose value exceeds the sum of its individual parts.
By: Larry Mogelonsky
The private lagoon beach at Baoase Curaçao One of the conversations in luxury hospitality in 2026 is that many owners have become detached from operations in many of the bigger hotels and resorts.
By: Larry Mogelonsky, Adam Mogelonsky
Since this category was invented, hotel booking engines have been designed to accomplish one task: reserve a room. Since that time, we've added packages, add-ons, shuttle services, upsells, dynamic pricing, flexible payment options, image-rich user interfaces and plenty of other shiny toys to help convert, but we haven't really solved the anything cart challenge for full-service hotels.
By: Larry Mogelonsky
Mi Xun Spa & Wellness at Upper House, Shanghai ‘Houses Not Hotels' has served as the operating principle for Upper House since long before it became a tagline.
By: Larry Mogelonsky, Adam Mogelonsky
With AI-aided coding reaching maturity, we're now seeing a swath of new players on the market. Some are direct competitors in existing categories for bargain basement pricing. Others are in wholly new and largely undefined software categories. For this latter camp, one big gripe I have is that they all talk about themselves as not replacing any other piece of the IT pie. They're all a ‘new category'.
By: Larry Mogelonsky
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this guest column are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Hotel Interactive. The author may have an interest in the products, services, or business entities referenced in this article. Hotel Interactive is not responsible for the opinions or factual assertions made by the author.
Mexico's hotel industry is entering a fascinating new phase of growth, and increasingly it is domestic operators – not the international juggernauts – who are driving the momentum.
