Larry and Adam Mogelonsky
Together, Adam and Larry Mogelonsky represent one of the world’s most published writing teams in hospitality, with over a decade’s worth of material online. As the partners of Hotel Mogel Consulting Ltd., a Toronto-based consulting practice, Larry focuses on asset management, sales and operations while Adam specializes in hotel technology and marketing. Their experience encompasses properties around the world, both branded and independent, and ranging from luxury and boutique to select-service. Their work includes seven books: “In Vino Veritas: A Guide for Hoteliers and Restaurateurs to Sell More Wine” (2022), “More Hotel Mogel” (2020), “The Hotel Mogel” (2018), “The Llama is Inn” (2017), “Hotel Llama” (2015), “Llamas Rule” (2013) and “Are You an Ostrich or a Llama?” (2012). You can reach them at adam@hotelmogel.com to discuss hotel business challenges or to book speaking engagements.
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Lead StoriesFebruary 22, 2023
Using Pre-Stay Guest Questions to Guide Marketing and Brand Upgrades
On a limited budget, where do you allocate resources to get the most bang for your buck? This is a…
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Lead StoriesFebruary 7, 2023
Understanding ChatGPT and its Implications for Hotels
You’ve seen the news. ChatGPT has been lauded and also scolded as a groundbreaking artificial intelligence chatbot that is the…
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Lead StoriesFebruary 2, 2023
Four Big Features for Any Hotel Tech Stack Simplification
The calendar year of 2023 is one of TMS – too many systems! Hotels thus have a present-day need to…
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Lead StoriesJanuary 31, 2023
Using Wine to Grow Revenue Per Guest
The uncertainty around the economy in 2023 will likely translate into some form of normalization of travel numbers at or…
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Lead StoriesJanuary 19, 2023
Thinking in Terms of Biohacking Foods for Your Hotel
Superfoods have been all the rage for the past decade and chefs have obliged by putting them on the menu.…
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Lead StoriesJanuary 17, 2023
Using Labor Data to Minimize Costs and Turnover
While the pent-up demand from 2022’s travel recovery has now normalized, hotels are still mired by inflationary wages and high…