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What better way to kick off Women's History Month than celebrating our girlfriends, "work wives," and even some "work husbands"!?!

What is next for women in hospitality? hertelier offers up predictions for 2023!

No doubt labor is on everyone's mind as we head into the busy travel and holiday season. Here are the top trends in hiring.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, yet is often undetected or misdiagnosed. Here is what you need to know!

Contributor Rachel Vandenberg sums up what women need right now, inspired by the new McKinsey "Women in the Workplace" report.

We take a trip to the "Sun Coast" of South Africa to chat with changemaker Pearl!

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we chat with Gilda Perez-Alvarado! She talks about JLL's new surveys, hotel trends, and books!

Ever dream about landing the top job, but wonder what the path to get there actually looks like? We find out with Jillian as our guide.

AAHOA’s ElevateHER program will offer networking and educational opportunities for women hoteliers, we get the scoop.

The raw truth about what it takes to become a leader in the hotel industry from women who have broken the glass ceiling.

We share the scoop on the recent BLLA + TIEWN conference for women in travel and hospitality!

A strong believer in the power of women, Dawn shares her thoughts on leadership.

New contributor Maria Navarro shares highlights from an insightful panel of female leaders at AAHOACON.

Some of the world’s most influential hospitality leaders are starting a new brand, with a 50/50 board. We get the scoop!

Mel Miller of Pathfinder Hospitality was selected for the Castell Project BUILD training program––she gives us the scoop!

It's working! Women are making progress, but some challenges remain as the hotel industry rebuilds.

An expert panel of educators and women leading the hotels and travel sector gives advice for women and the industry.

A new study of 400 globally shows that women and minorities still are not well represented in hospitality leadership, but change is afoot.