The Horizons Tracker
JULY 3, 2019
It’s long been a leadership trope that people don’t leave bad jobs, they leave bad managers. The scale of this truism (in tourism and hospitality at least) was underlined by a recent study from the University of East Anglia (UEA). It’s perhaps a quality that’s lacking in the tourism industry.
The Horizons Tracker
MAY 28, 2020
Travel has been disrupted, tourism has shriveled, healthcare systems have come under intense strain, and factory output has withered. Sadly, there is as much misinformation as accurate and reliable information at the moment, so it’s vital that your leadership is underpinned by facts rather than fear. Invest in skills.
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Lead Change Blog
JUNE 18, 2015
Using the innovation skills honed as mountaineers, a group of Everest avalanche survivors recently set their sights on a new “mountain”—helping Nepal get back on its feet. Though Nepal has an extensive fleet of helicopters to serve the tourism industry, using helicopters to deliver aid is both expensive and inefficient.
Lead Change Blog
JUNE 18, 2015
Using the innovation skills honed as mountaineers, a group of Everest avalanche survivors recently set their sights on a new “mountain”—helping Nepal get back on its feet. Though Nepal has an extensive fleet of helicopters to serve the tourism industry, using helicopters to deliver aid is both expensive and inefficient.
Skip Prichard
JULY 15, 2019
Brandt, CEO and founder of The MPI Group and an award-winning journalist, has devoted more than two decades to studying leadership in effective, purpose-driven organizations. Because if the repair shop had bothered to train and trust the mechanic on more than just technical skills—e.g., No wonder we have skills shortages!
Strategy Driven
APRIL 4, 2016
He picked people who he knew had the skills to do the job and particularly looked for experienced leaders who had an outside perspective without connections to the old regime. Because of this, tourism, one of the country’s biggest income generators, has plummeted leaving it in an economically weakened state. Destroy silos.
Chris Brady
JULY 13, 2010
As my five and six year old can only handle so manysteps taken in the name of tourism, and since their appreciation for Gothicarchitecture and the history of Tuscany’s artists hasn’t quite reached fullmaturity, conserving their travel distance is a great strategy for extendingthe potential time for touring. Things wereworking out swimmingly.
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