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Breakfast & Coffee in Las Vegas

The best spots for a relaxed start to the day

Las Vegas is known for its long nights, which makes places that do mornings really well all the more important. Between the Strip and downtown, there are a surprising number of spots where breakfast and coffee are not just an afterthought, but are deliberately celebrated. It’s these places that make all the difference: quiet, high-quality, and offering just the right amount of enjoyment before the day gets going.

Apologies, but correctly

What constitutes a useful apology

“Sorry” or “I didn’t mean it that way” – really? Or rather, as people often apologize today: “Sorry, it’s fine.” Or the official politician and manager statement: “If you felt offended, I apologize formally”.

Best Practice

Art X on Glass as a new approach to emotional design

Art X on Glass provides a powerful example of how aesthetic design, identity, and experiential value can seamlessly intertwine. The brand stands for a new form of artistic interior design in which glass is no longer conceived as a functional surface, but as an emotional medium that transforms interior spaces. This is not decoration—this is attitude made visible.

Smart instead of sweet

The future of patisserie

Vegan and reduced-sugar desserts that last, shine, and impress guests: Sugar is not the enemy, but it is not the solution either. Modern patisserie thinks ahead—more precisely, more plant-based, more consciously.

Away from the “sugar = taste” reflex, toward texture intelligence, aroma control, and clean technique. Modern patisserie works vegan, reduced-sugar—and often completely without classic table sugar. The matrix, process, and calculation are crucial. About desserts that perform professionally: stable, precise, highly aromatic.

From Farm Garden to Table

In line with the zero-kilometer philosophy, restaurants and hotels are increasingly relying on their own vegetable gardens

In September, the 5,000-square-meter permaculture garden at the Falkensteiner Balance Resort Stegersbach reaches its full potential. This is when not only hotel gardener Paul Aschberger is called upon, but also chef Philipp Wildling. He quickly turns the tables and declares September to be vegan month: plant-based options become the norm and “conventional” diets with meat and milk become the alternative. With a selection of over 60 types of fruit and vegetables, as well as herbs and edible flowers, Wildling has an easy job.

Beyond the ordinary

How extraordinary concepts are inspiring the hospitality industry

Whether it’s family suites with a literary touch, fine dining as a performing art, or radio waves from the hotel courtyard – hotels around the world and across the region are focusing on experiences that surprise, connect, and create added value. Here are five examples of how classic offerings can be transformed into extraordinary brand moments.

Hospitality meets art

How creative staging truly touches guests

Art has long been more than just a decorative element; it is increasingly becoming a strategic tool for branding and guest experience. The hospitality sector in particular demonstrates how powerful creative staging can be: it transforms spaces into emotional meeting places, creates identification, and remains in the memory.

Anyone who wants to create atmosphere today has to think beyond colors and shapes and tell stories that touch people. The following article highlights how design and art can be used specifically to not only welcome guests, but also to inspire them in the long term.

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Alexandra
Gorsche

CEO & Founder of Genusspunkt
Specialist in hotel & tourism

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