Hospitality & Tourism

These stories, profiles, and updates showcase how we continue to lead the way in hospitality and tourism education.

Cornell Chronicle
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New center improves employment relations in hospitality

CIHLER, formerly an institute, has become a center—now equally shared with the ILR School. It provides a collaborative space for dialogue on labor relations in the hospitality industry.

Switching it up

Switching it up

Bob Harayda, MBA ’85, CFO of Marina Bay Sands: Making the move from Texas’ ExxonMobil to Singapore’s iconic landmark

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Hospitality panel discusses sexual harassment, brand evolution

The School of Hotel Administration presented its first Cornell Hospitality Thought Leadership Event focused on sexual harassment and brand evolution.

Setting the Standard in Animal Welfare

Setting the Standard in Animal Welfare

Janet Helms ’88, MBA ’07

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Roundtable discusses Trump, automation, and Airbnb

Cornell undergraduate students had the opportunity to interact with leading industry experts in a roundtable hosted by the Cornell Institute for Hospitality Labor and Employment Relations.

Headshot of Keith Barr with text overlay: Hotel News Now, Keith Barr ’92, CEO, InterContinental Hotels Group
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Noteworthy: IHG’s Keith Barr ’92 talks to Hotel News Now on growth, tech strategies

Keith Barr ’92, who assumed the CEO position at InterContinental Hotels Group in July 2017, discusses what’s been keeping him busy on the job.

Photo of Hotel and ILR students at a real arbitration in New York City
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Hotelies and ILR students see arbitration come to life in NYC

With support from CIHLER, students from the Hotel School and ILR traveled to NYC to observe an actual arbitration hearing.

Photo of Arthur Adler ’78 at the Cornell Hospitality Research Summit
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Cornell Chronicle: Hotels thrive even in the age of Airbnb

Innovation, shifting demographics, and globalization will spur a “golden age” of travel, according to Arthur Adler ’78, keynote speaker at the Cornell Hospitality Research Summit.