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The rooms at the Moxy Miami Beach recall a ferry service that ran from Miami to Havana in the 1940s and 50s. Photo Credit: Tom Stieghorst
Heretofore, Marriott s Moxy brand has been strictly an urban, big-city product.
But the opening in February of the Moxy Miami Beach takes the badge into another market. The company is billing its new 202-room hotel as its first resort-style property.
South Beach, however, is about as urban as beach communities get, and so the fit between Moxy s target clientele young, budget-conscious travelers and the destination seems an inspired one.
The bar at the second-story restaurant Serena overlooks the street scene along Washington Avenue. Photo Credit: Tom Stieghorst
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The hospitality industry is ready for a comeback after a difficult year.
Chains that are relying on contactless tech, and strong branding could lead the way in the recovery.
Hospitality experts say these nine brands stand out for their innovative strategies.
After enduring its worst year on record, the hospitality industry is eager to make a comeback.
According to STR, 2020 brought the steepest declines in occupancy, average daily rate, and revenue per available room that the industry ever reported.
Many hotels are now introducing ways of connecting with travelers, rolling out contactless technology, and reimagining their amenity offerings.