Episode

Hospitality that gives back more than it takes

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The Future of Hospitality
Published
Jun 5, 2026
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Summary

Regenerative hospitality means giving back more than you take. Learn how commissions, ownership, and transparency shape the choices of the next generation. In this episode Anemoon Schepel interviews Anastasia Ivanushkina and Bouke, both in their graduating year at Hotelschool Den Haag. - See how platform commissions of up to 30 percent pull value out of local communities - Understand how investment-firm ownership pulls hospitality away from its purpose - Choose transparency over greenwashing for a generation that can verify claims fast - Redefine success as paying staff well and giving back, not profit alone Anastasia and Bouke point to community-owned and ecotourism models as the hopeful path forward. Follow The Future of Hospitality for weekly insights into hospitality, hotels, and guest experience. Disclaimer: This podcast shares stories, experiences, and opinions from hosts and guests. They are personal perspectives only and not statements of fact or official advice from The Future of Hospitality