Hospitality-Specific Data Providers

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Verified and Clean Data: Look for assurances of high accuracy rates and regular updates.
Ethical Sourcing & Compliance: Ensure they adhere to data privacy regulations (GDPR, CCPA, etc.) and that contacts are opt-in where required.
Customization Options: The ability to tailor the list by specific sub-sectors (hotels, restaurants), job roles, geography, company size, etc.
LinkedIn Sales Navigator:

A powerful tool for identifying specific individuals france mobile database and companies. You can search by:
Job Titles: "Hotel General Manager," "Director of Revenue Management," "Restaurant Owner," "Events Director," "Chief Operating Officer - Hospitality."
Industries: "Hospitality," "Restaurants," "Lodging," "Travel Arrangements," "Leisure, Travel & Tourism."
Company size, seniority level, geographic location.
You can then save leads, follow companies, and send personalized InMail messages.
Industry Associations & Organizations:
Many hospitality associations offer membership directories, which can be a rich source of contacts.

American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA): A major industry association for hotels in the US.
National Restaurant Association (NRA): For restaurants in the US.
Hospitality Financial and Technology Professionals (HFTP): Focuses on finance and technology within the industry.
Hospitality Sales & Marketing Association International (HSMAI): For sales, marketing, and revenue management professionals.
Professional Convention Management Association (PCMA): For event professionals.
Local and State Hotel/Restaurant Associations: Often have more localized directories and events.
Many of these associations also host webinars and virtual events, which can provide attendee lists or opportunities to network.
Trade Shows, Conferences, and Events:
Attending or exhibiting at these events is a fantastic way to network directly and collect contact information.