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Many hospitality publications (e.g., Hotel Management, Restaurant Business Online, Hospitality Technology) have subscriber lists or directories of featured companies.
Reading industry news can also help you identify new hires, promotions, or strategic initiatives at specific companies, providing relevant context for outreach.

Company Websites: Look at "About Us," "Team," or "Leadership" pages for executive and management contact details.
Property Websites: Hotels and restaurants often list key personnel.
Google Searches: Targeted searches for "General italy mobile database Manager [Hotel Name]" or "Director of Sales [Restaurant Group]" can yield results.
III. Best Practices for Using Hospitality Contact Data:

Define Your Niche: The hospitality industry is huge. Narrow down your target (e.g., luxury hotels, quick-service restaurants, boutique hotels in a specific region) to make your search more effective.
Prioritize Decision-Makers: Identify the key individuals who have the authority to make purchasing decisions or influence them (e.g., Owners, GMs, VPs, Directors of IT/Sales/Marketing).
Personalize Your Outreach: Generic messages are ineffective. Research each contact and tailor your message to their specific role, company, or challenges.
Multi-Channel Approach: Combine email, LinkedIn outreach, and potentially phone calls for a more comprehensive strategy.
Data Hygiene: Regularly validate email addresses and phone numbers to ensure accuracy and protect your sender reputation. Data in the hospitality sector can change frequently due to high employee turnover.
CRM Integration: Store all your hospitality contacts in a CRM system to track interactions, manage pipelines, and automate follow-ups.
Compliance: Always be mindful of data privacy regulations (GDPR, CCPA) when acquiring and using contact data.
By employing a combination of these strategies, you can build a robust and targeted list of hospitality industry contacts crucial for your business objectives.