Wildeman Hospitality Consultancy

12/05/2026

https://wildemanhospitality.nl/blog/why-organizations-like-health-foundations-lifesavi

08/05/2026

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-limit-reputation-damage-ren%25C3%25A9-wildeman-sdqpe

When Crisis Hits at Sea: How Cruise Companies Survive Reputation Damage Beyond Their Control The recent hantavirus outbreak linked to the expedition cruise ship MV Hondius highlights a harsh reality for the hospitality industry: companies can suffer major reputational damage even when the original c

17/02/2026

15/02/2026

https://www.wildemanhospitality.nl/blog/traveling-and-safety

These days, traveling to certain parts of the world can feel like a challenge. With wars and crises seeming to emerge more frequently, we’re often left wondering whether it’s safe to go — or whether we should stay home. Recently, my wife and I tra...

28/11/2025

Angkor-Themed Amusement Park: A Game-Changer for Siem Reap Tourism If you're excited about the buzz around Siem Reap's newest tourism draw, you're in good company—this isn't just another park; it's a bold fusion of Cambodia's ancient Khmer heritage and futuristic fun. Announced just days ago on No...

05/09/2025

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26/06/2025

Siem Reap has a beautiful brandnew l airport and good connections with many neighbouring countries. It's a great town and has more to offer than Angkor Wat only. During the Green-season it rains sometimes (like in Europe) but there is also a lot of sunshine, temperature is not too hot and hotelrates are lower. My favorite is Phum Khmer Lodge but I am not the only one as you can read in the enclosed article.

17/06/2025

What a great and unique concept in Siem Reap. And the staff is as great as the lodge is. Friendly and customer oriented.

16/06/2025

For the very first time, **Senior Expert Contact (SEC)** – part of the Swiss NGO **Swisscontact** – brought together its Dutch volunteer experts in the Netherlands. These dedicated professionals represent a wide range of sectors, including hospitality, agriculture, industry and more. Though they often work individually on assignments abroad, they share one mission: transferring their knowledge to strengthen local capacities in emerging economies.
Despite their shared values and expertise, these volunteers rarely meet. Operating as individuals across different continents, they lack regular opportunities to connect, share experiences, or learn about the broader impact of their efforts within the global SEC framework.
A networking meeting in Utrecht was organized – a first-of-its-kind initiative in the Netherlands. It offered a platform not only for personal connection and professional exchange, but also included a valuable session on how Swisscontact applies impact measurement tools to assess and improve the effectiveness of development cooperation
The meeting fostered new professional connections, increased the sense of purpose and motivation among the volunteers, and enabled cross-sector knowledge sharing. It reinforced a shared vision: that expertise, when exchanged meaningfully, can make a lasting difference in the communities SEC supports.
I enjoy being Senior Expert already for many years. See www.seniorexpertcontact.org for more information if you should like to become an expert also.

10/05/2025