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“Whatever it is you want to do in life… Do it with excellence.” This quote is from Horst Schulze, co-founder of the Ritz Carlton. His profound insights have not only shaped the luxury hospitality landscape but have also empowered individuals and organizations worldwide to strive for excellence in every endeavour. It resonated with me because I think it’s how we can all approach our lives. Whether professionally, or personally, trying to approach life with such dedication and commitment to excellence can truly make a difference. Reflecting on my recent stay at a Ritz-Carlton, I saw firsthand how every detail was attended to with personalized care and precision. It's a reminder that excellence isn't just about achieving perfection; it's about the attitude and effort we bring to everything we do. In business, striving for excellence means going above and beyond to meet the needs of our customers, anticipating their desires, and delivering experiences that exceed expectations. It means setting high standards for ourselves and constantly seeking ways to improve and innovate. On a personal level, embracing excellence means approaching every interaction, every project, and every goal with passion and dedication. It means taking pride in our work and taking responsibility for our actions, even when no one is watching. So let's take note of Horst Schulze's words and commit ourselves to doing everything with excellence. Whether it's a small task or a grand ambition, let's strive to be the best version of ourselves in every aspect of our lives. After all, excellence isn't just a destination – it's a journey, and it's one worth embarking on every single day. ✨ #Excellence #Inspiration #RitzCarltonStandards #TheRitzCarlton #goldstandardservice #horstschulze #maryannkenfelja #motivationalquote #nuggetsofwisdom #wordstoliveby #inspirationallquote #customerservicee #sothebysrealty #whitegloveservice #exceptionalservice #tailoredservice

Authenticity. Hospitality Tip of the Week, brought to you by my friends over at eTip. Doesn't get much more "authentic" than this video. There is so much to unpack in terms of authenticity in hospitality. Our guests demand it. Our team members need it. We are living in a time that 'authenticity' is critical to all interactions... and it certainly moved the meter when it comes to guest engagement and creating relationships. Can you even be hospitality without being authentic? I don't think so. So here's your permission to show up more authentically in everything you do this week. From your rockstar days to days you might be a little less motivated, be authentically you... but most importantly, the best version of yourself that day. What are your thoughts on authenticity? #hospitalityindustry #tipoftheweek #etip Nicolas Cassis Robert Petteruti

Will Guidara, known for his insights on "Unreasonable Hospitality," encapsulates a profound notion, "you can take ordinary transactions and turn them into extraordinary experiences." This sentiment resonates deeply with me, especially in the realm of hospitality. In this video, Will recounts an instance where guests at his high-end restaurant lamented missing out on the quintessential New York hot dog experience. Recognizing this as an opportunity, he seized the chance to deliver that unique experience to them, showcasing the transformative power of hospitality. I often convey this concept to my team as "hospitality cues" that surround us all day, serving as reminders of the magic we can create simply by being thoughtful. These cues are ever-present, waiting to be noticed and utilized to bring joy to others through our actions and gestures, regardless of the industry you're in. #hospitality #economy #extraordinary #experiences

Certainly! Here's a short post about Simon Sinek's quote on hospitality: Simon Sinek, renowned author and motivational speaker, offers a profound perspective on hospitality with his impactful quote: "Service isn't doing what is expected of us. Service is doing more than what is expected of us." In the realm of hospitality, these words echo a powerful truth. Going beyond mere expectations, true service involves a genuine commitment to exceed, to create memorable experiences, and to elevate the ordinary into the extraordinary. It's a reminder that the essence of hospitality lies not just in meeting standards but in surpassing them, leaving an indelible mark on those we serve.

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A Team is not a group of people who Work together. A Team is a group of people who Trust each other. #people #trust #team #hospitality #abchospitality #talent #sustainability #luxury

💡 Monday's Lesson: Customer is NOT first. ❗ I'd like to share again this impactful short interview from world's top hospitality group Danny Meyer, on the Art of Hospitality. He reminds us that unlike what we've always said, client is not first, is it just second. Your EMPLOYEES are FIRST. Indeed, they are the ones who will transmit this will to make your clients feel good. They are the ones who will be responsible for creating this atmosphere that makes you feel good while being somewhere. Choosing the right team to embody your service matters. More then we think. When hiring staff, always go for 51% skills in emotional management, and the remaining 49% of technical skills. Now I'll let you enjoy this precious bit of knowledge for yourself 💡 https://lnkd.in/epTgAGpx

Hospitality is more than a profession; it's an art of giving. Strive to offer your guests the pinnacle of your abilities, embodying Eleanor Roosevelt's timeless wisdom. #futurehubasiapacific #educationalconsultancy #nepal #fyp #quotes #hospitality #HospitalityGoals #ExceptionalService #GuestFirst #HospitalityIndustry #ServiceMatters #HospitalityManagement #HospitalityLife #HospitalityCareer #GuestRelations #HospitalityTraining #HospitalityStudents #HospitalityProfessionals

🎧 If you don't want to spend 4h listening to the latest episode of Acquire on Hermes, here are the main take aways to inspire your hospitality strategy!

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