The most significant piece of information that I learned was that students need to know/learn empathy. According to one of the speakers, empathy is an important part of success, because the way that you speak to people in the place that you work for is important. Also, I learned we should not just be satisfied with doing one thing, but we should strive do more. We truly need to think that the “sky is the limit” and use that to our advantage, to be able to do more than what we are used to.
NY Times Travel Section
- Where to Eat, Shop and Stay in the Austrian AlpsInsiders share their favorite après-ski spots, springtime hikes and typically Tyrolean souvenirs.Jenny Comita
- Travel 2025: ‘Friend-Finding’ Tours, Private Islands and a Mixed Bag of PricesThe year is shaping up to be a record breaker, with an increasing number of travelers setting out for destinations around the world. Here’s what they can expect.The New York Times
- How to Stay Safe If a Hotel Fire EruptsOn a vacation, the potential for fires is often far from mind. But in rare instances, terrifying tragedy can come fast.Sophie Stuber
- Venice in Winter, With a Poet as Our GuideA writer and his daughter wander the ancient city at night, inspired by Joseph Brodsky, the Russian writer who loved the city in its cold, quiet season.Finn-Olaf Jones and Matteo de Mayda
- How My Trip to Quit Sugar Quickly Became a Journey Into HellFor my whole life, I’ve been a hard-core sweets junkie. Could a spa help me quit in a week?Caity Weaver
I like that you wrote people and not guests. Our coworkers play an important role in the company and your success.