When it comes to UV Sanitizers, many fall short of ensuring every inch of the devices has been cleaned to the same extent.

By leveraging the top of UV Station, hoteliers can communicate their cleanliness initiatives to all of their guests

Hotels are working around the clock to figure out how to bring back travelers. Cleanliness is #1, but these other 3 areas could be just as important

The hospitality industry is projected to incur an additional 7 billion of costs related to cleanliness initiatives. But is there one thing that seems to be missing?

Nonstop Director of Marketing John Ropp joins Industry expert Glenn Hausman to discuss UV Station - a next-gen hotel amenity that is built for the new normal.

We never envisioned this to be a 4-part series. But then 2020 happened and flipped everything we knew on its head. So what’s next for the hotel alarm clock?

You’ve decided to invest in a UV Light Sanitizer to keep your phone, remote and other high touch items clean. But which one should you pick?

As hotels continue to prepare for a post-covid world, which amenities are on the way out, and which ones are more important than ever?

Obviously cleanliness is on everyones mind. But a clean guestroom has always been a top priority when choosing a hotel to stay at.

We use our phones more than just about anything. Resulting in a surface that is crawling with bacteria and other germs

The hotel remote has been consistently reported as one of the dirtiest items in a guest-room. But just how bad is it?

Hotels around the world are introducing brand new cleanliness measures to ensure health and safety of all their guests. Where does UV-C fit in?

Move over robots and artificial intelligence, cleanliness based technology is the #1 priority for hotels in a post-covid world.