Two Chicks, Three Seats Episode 77: 23 Hospitality Best Practices to Kick Off 2023 

Happy New Year, event professionals! Hopefully, we find you at the of your holiday events season, with potentially more holiday events happening through the end of January. Bring on the revenue! A new year comes with a clean slate and a sense of new energy to work on things you may have put on the back burner during the year. It is a time to check in with yourself and set yourself up for success in the new year.

On the latest episode of Tripleseat’s podcast, Two Chicks, Three Seats, my co-host Kate Kennedy and I provide a long but easily digestible list of hospitality best practices that you can reference to start 2023 off with a bang — 23 best practices to be exact! The best practices are broken down into the following categories to provide advice into various areas of your event professional careers and priorities: restaurant sales best practices, event sales best practices, Tripleseat best practices, hospitality marketing best practices, and a few miscellaneous industry best practices. Let’s start the year off on a high note by bringing it back to the basics and using this new year to reach our new goals.

Check out Episode 77: 23 Hospitality Best Practices to Kick Off 2023 on Spotify, Apple, or anywhere you listen to podcasts!

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Listen to Two Chicks, Three Seats for interviews with event industry guests and discussions of news, food and beverage trends, and marketing tips for the hospitality business.

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