During a talk called “High-Touch Service in a Low-Touch World” at Inman Connect Now, Inman Editor at Large Clelia Peters and New York City restaurateur Will Guidara discussed how to practice hospitality in a world with coronavirus.
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‘You can see someone smile through a mask’: Hospitality during COVID-19
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