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“The hospitality business runs on the petrol of entertainment,” Says Bryan Nolan

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7 years ago

May 10, 2019

Handing over a metal key at the reception with a big smile on the face is no longer sufficient to please the guests.

Now, when guests go to a hotel, restaurant, or nightclub, they want to see multiple avenues for entertainment, like ping-pong tables, slackline, boules pitch, and more. But very few hospitality and nightlife players understand this.

And those who offer these become leaders of the game. Bryan Michael Nolan is one such entrepreneur who has been drawing on his passion for entertaining people ever since he stepped foot in the business, and therefore, has been excelling in the nightlife and hospitality scene. Here’s Nolan sharing more on how his drive for entertainment makes him a sought-after man in the field.

Nolan, from a young age, developed an urge to go against the grain and hustle. He had a dominant work ethic and only expected the best for himself, his family, and everyone he was associated with.

About using this passion for entertainment as a key to open the doors to success in the hospitality and nightlife space, Nolan says, “Hospitality, nightclubs, shows, parties – all of these run and persist on the petrol of entertainment. If you want to be a superstar in this space, then you need to first show people that your property has more entertainment options than that of anyone else in the market.”

Ask Nolan why passion is indispensable to excel in the hospitality scene, and he says, “It’s because the millennials, who are the majority of our customers, want it.” Millennial requirements are definitely changing the game. For example, hotel properties are becoming less of a space to doze off and more of a springboard to priceless and memorable moments of life: meeting up with friends, going to an event, and so on.

And what’s the common link between all of them? Entertainment.

Nolan shares that around 60% of all offers are targeted towards Generation Y or the ‘Millennials’ in 2019, who are gradually taking control and driving the hospitality and nightlife market. And all that they need are newer, more disruptive means to entertainment.

Nolan says, “It is their rising expectations that pushes me to think differently and break my own benchmarks for entertainment.”

So, it’s clear that be it over the Internet, at EDM festivals, or in nightclubs and hotels, the target group of young millennials expects interaction, fun, and entertainment anytime and anywhere. And Bryan Nolan has been giving his customers exactly that for over a decade, thus catapulting him to new heights of success in the field.