The Design Hotels™ Future Forum 2010 will focus on “Hybrid Thinking“ in the context of hospitality.
The Design Hotels™ Future Forum 2010 will focus on "Hybrid Thinking“ in the context of hospitality.
April 4th, 2011
The Design Hotels™ Future Forum 2010 will focus on “Hybrid Thinking“ in the context of hospitality. Hybrid thinking requires much more than a multidisciplinary team – it requires a team of multidisciplinary people. Hybrid thinkers blend different skills and fields of thought to develop innovative concepts. Their ideas have the ability to shape entire industries from automotive to hospitality. Like-minded, visionary hoteliers around the globe have started to create hybrid properties that go far beyond the original purpose of simply providing a bed.
Multidimensional hotel concepts focusing on authentic experiences are on the rise, combining elements from galleries, hospitals or film theatres with the classic idea of hospitality. Find out more at this year`s Design Hotels™ Future Forum.
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