Hospitality

"I didn’t even know how to spell 'New Hampshire' before I came here, so it's safe to say it’s been a wild ride. I'm thankful I've had the opportunity to achieve things that I never thought possible."

My husband ‘90G and I believe it is a personal responsibility to do our part to make the world a better place. My degree in Hotel Administration is the foundation and major theme of my career. It is a business degree specializing in service.

“It was the perfect blend for my love of healthy living and sustainable food,” Stott said. “I found my true passion. Without a food system that works well, we can’t meet everyone’s basic need to eat.”

Daniel Innis, a professor of marketing and hospitality management at the University of New Hampshire, compares the effort to what was required to get travelers back on airplanes after September 11, 2001. “It took us a while to get…

Awarded to a Paul College Student in their first 2 years who has contributed in a substantial way to the success of the program, event or student group’s mission. We are delighted to celebrate and honor Hannah Vanden Heuvel who just received this award and has been recognized as an emerging leader…

According to Daniel Innis, professor of marketing and hospitality management at the University of New Hampshire’s Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics, the PPP’s rollout has been “a mess.” “I think a lot of small businesses…

More needs to be done help small business owners in response to the worldwide outbreak of COVID-19, University of New Hampshire Professor Daniel Innis told the Sun on Monday, adding that it will be an economic "disaster" if the economy remains shut down deep into the spring.

“While it helps with rent and mortgages, it is important to note that it does not replace business profits,” said Daniel Innis, a professor of hospitality management and marketing at the University of New Hampshire and former hotel owner…

A computer model developed at the University of New Hampshire’s Rosenberg International Franchise Center (RIFC) may help franchise companies identify the countries where they have the highest chances of successfully expanding their businesses (full…

“People with disabilities have a lot to offer employers, but aren’t always given the opportunity to prove their capabilities and skills,” says Kalargyrou.

Then we run it all by E. Hachemi Aliouche, a professor and director at the University of New Hampshire’s Rosenberg International Franchise Center, who breaks down the pros and cons for any potential franchisee. Image credit: Max-…

It’s a weeknight during UNH’s winter break, and the new Saxbys café is closed for business, but one light is still on. Trisha Crowe ’17, café executive officer (CEO) of the Durham location, sits in the empty café with her laptop, crunching numbers. The spot she’s camped out in, a table tucked into…