Restaurants

A recent study released by Ypartnership and PhoCusWright reveals that 71 percent of tech-savvy travelers use the Internet to search for information about travel experiences, and many are active participants in and contributors to general social networking sites.

Version 1.2 of PCI DSS, released just this month, includes several key areas that are important for hospitality operators to understand. Anti-virus software, data storage, and public-facing web applications are just some of the areas addressed.

As more and more Americans embrace an environmentally conscience lifestyle, the question remains: "Does this trend really represent a market opportunity for the hotel and travel industry?" The answer is yes.

Self-service isn't a people replacement or a guaranteed cash cow, but if done right, the technology can bring a huge boost to your business. Hospitality Technology offers a list of best practices when considering and installing kiosks.

Berry Chill, a Chicago-based yogurt bar, announces the installation of IDS Menus Digital Menu Board display system for promotional and menu purposes.

When it comes to the quick service restaurant market, drive-thru's represent one of the largest areas of growth potential. Find out the latest trends and updates, from order confirmation boards to drive-thru timers.

With nearly a dozen restaurants in their portfolio, the Union Square Hospitality Group was in need of a training solution for their accountants and controllers that is as individual as each of their locations. That's when management threw out their traditional handbooks and embraced wikis.

Hcareers, an online job board for the restaurant/hotel industry, partners with the social networking site FohBoh to extend its reach to a new audience.