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Court Stresses the Need for a Business to Provide an Accessibility Statement on its Website

by in Food & Beverage, Legal, Lodging, Technology. Posted January 23, 2020
In 2018 and 2019, there were approximately 5,000 federal lawsuits filed against hotels, restaurants, stores, and other places of public accommodation alleging that their websites violated Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”). In all likelihood this number of lawsuits will increase in 2020 now that the U.S. Supreme Court has declined to ...
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Staying Vigilant for Your Guests: Hotel Safety, Scam Awareness, and Hacking Defense

by in Insurance & Loss Prevention, Lodging, Safety & Security, Technology. Posted July 30, 2015
No guest wants to feel insecure about the safety of his/her person, belongings, and bank account when staying at a hotel. No hotel owner wants his/her guests to feel this way, either! But the threat exists, and in our world of rapidly advancing technology, it evolves by the day. Hotel owners must take effective, adaptive ...
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A Hotelier’s Guide to Serious Wi-Fi

by in Lodging, Technology. Posted June 26, 2015
Major online hospitality outlets like Hotel Industry Magazine and Travel Daily UK are announcing the results of a NETGEAR study in which two-thirds of business travelers reported they would not return to a hotel that offers inadequate wireless service. Now, we can’t find a direct link to that survey, and the findings do encourage the purchase of the technology ...
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Drones: Asset or Liability for Developers?

by in Technology. Posted July 28, 2014
Over the past decade, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs, or “drones”) have grown increasingly more sophisticated and affordable. With the pairing of drones and similarly flourishing digital video capture technology, many commercial real estate developers have embraced drones as a quick, inexpensive method for surveying vast tracts of property. For example, the popular DJI Phantom quadcopter ...
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