Watch the videos below to see how we're impacting the guest experience at national parks.
Visitors to Denali National Park expect delicious Alaskan food offerings that enhance their experience and make connections to their travels. But for a secluded destination like Denali, it's no simple task bringing those moments to life that will last forever.
Watch how our Alaskan salmon is sourced from the docks in Anchorage and transported to the plates in Denali hundreds of miles away.
On March 1st, 2016, we began overseeing guest services at Yosemite National Park. Our role at the 700,000 acre landmark includes managing 23 food and beverage outlets, 15 retail stores, 1,300 hotel rooms, and 55,000 annual tours. The first 100 days of this partnership couldn't have been more crucial.
As the National Park Services reaches its centennial anniversary, see how we're already impacting experiences and finding solutions at this national treasure.
Rising heat, high winds, and unpredictable water levels require deftness and an attention to detail when caring for the Lake Powell Resort facilities. See how our team of experts are trained to anticipate obstacles, develop superior solutions, and maintain all of these assets, including hotel facilities, restaurants, and a floating infrastructure of houseboats, retail barges, and much more.
Visitors at the national parks we operate and provide food services are interested in knowing where their food comes from and what’s in it. And when it comes to the meals they order, they want to know even more. For visitors to a landmark like Olympic National Park, it’s not just information. Knowing that story becomes part of their travel and experience.
See how our effort to create fresh experience supports the mission and expectations of our properties on the Olympic Peninsula, where about 65 percent of the products purchased are required to be locally sourced.