Guests Want High-Value ‘Worth-It’ Experiences

Hotel F&B programs require a multitude of interconnected signals that move together like a Broadway show, said Zach Wendel, Corporate Director of Food & Beverage at Concord Hospitality, a hotel management, ownership and development company that manages and develops over 140 properties. When done right, everything in the restaurant feels…

Guests Want High-Value ‘Worth-It’ Experiences

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Hotel F&B programs require a multitude of interconnected signals that move together like a Broadway show, said Zach Wendel, Corporate Director of Food & Beverage at Concord Hospitality, a hotel management, ownership and development company that manages and develops over 140 properties. When done right, everything in the restaurant feels…

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