Renowned hospitality management school Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne has predicts that leisure staycations will continue to dominate in 2021 as borders remain closed, while international business travel, will not return to normal until 2024. This puts traditional luxury hotels side by side with lifestyle brands hotels, who will survive this pandemic best? Philipp Blaser, Vice President of Food & Beverage, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, Asia Pacific, and alumni of Swiss-hospitality school Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne shares his thoughts.

<p>Renowned hospitality management school Ecole h&ocirc;teli&egrave;re de Lausanne has predicts that leisure staycations will continue to dominate in 2021 as borders remain closed, while international business travel, will not return to normal until 2024. This puts traditional luxury hotels side by side with lifestyle brands hotels, who will survive this pandemic best? <strong>Philipp Blaser, Vice President of Food &amp; Beverage, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, Asia Pacific, and alumni of Swiss-hospitality school Ecole h&ocirc;teli&egrave;re de Lausanne</strong> shares his thoughts.</p>

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