Emily Goldfischer

1 week ago | hertelier.com | Emily Goldfischer

When The Calile Hotel in Brisbane opened in 2018, few could have predicted that this debut project would soon land a coveted spot on The World’s 50 Best Hotels list. Not once, but two years in a row. For Catherine Malouf, one of the family members behind the project, the success of The Calile was never about chasing accolades. It was about creating a hotel that felt true to its place, its people, and its purpose.

2 weeks ago | hertelier.com | Emily Goldfischer

Wellness travel has had a glow-up. At the Citizen Femme x Allbright "Passport To" 2025 conference in London last week, one of the buzziest panel sessions featured a dream team of wellness insiders reimagining what it means to be a "well-travelled professional." Dr. Emma Craythorne, dermatologist and founder of Klira Skin, broke down how science-backed skincare is getting personal and powerful.

2 weeks ago | hertelier.com | Emily Goldfischer

With over 25 years at Hyatt Hotels Corporation, Gözde Eren knows a thing or two about rising through the ranks. Today, as Area Vice President for the Netherlands and Sweden, based in Amsterdam, she leads seven hotels and a wide-reaching network of teams. She’s also the Chairperson of Women@Hyatt for EMEA, the company’s colleague-led resource group, open to all, and focused on fostering a culture and supporting a workplace where everyone can thrive across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

3 weeks ago | hertelier.com | Emily Goldfischer

With a sold-out room and four powerhouse women on stage, the “Trailblazers in Hospitality & Hotels” panel at Passport to 2025 delivered honesty, insight, and a lot of laughs...alongside some sharp truths about what it takes to lead as a woman in today’s travel industry.

3 weeks ago | hertelier.com | Emily Goldfischer

With women set to control $34 trillion in the US alone by 2030, according to McKinsey, the future of travel is being shaped by "femmefluence," the rising financial and cultural power of female travelers. That was the headline takeaway from the opening session of Passport To 2025, hosted by Citizen Femmeand AllBright, which unveiled a new trend report: The Future of Female-Led Travel: 2025–2030.