Introduction Globalization means revolutionizing regional and local issues in a way that they will have a global effect (Scholte, 2000, p.). Several global strategies have been infiltrating the hotel industry especially after the major developments realized since the introduction of e-commerce. To counter the effects of globalization, the hotel industry is fronting strategic response to link all the hospitality industries and chains. The effects have affected the market factors in the global level. Globalization has led to drawing of international standardization and economic measurers that can be used world over. Globalization has had its share of effects in literally all sectors of life with its broad geographic presence that is felt in the overseas market. The concept of globalization has been going on since the transformation that came with the introduction of the Internet in the early 1980s, with some of its elements being cross boarder transfer of capital, management, and data flows among others (Held et al, 2003, p.34). The driving forces behind globalization are the transnational corporations, intergovernmental organizations, non-governmental organization and other multinational companies. The consequences of globalization can either be negative or positive in the humanistic perspective. This paper will look at the issues relating to hospitality industry as affected by contemporary globalization. In this context, the paper will look at the existing challenges that globalization presents to this sector as well as its current and possibly future consequences. Main Body Variably therefore globalization is a process that takes the path along distinct dimensions which unite to form a rounded assertion that affects the economy (O’Neill, 2006). When it comes to the relationship that globalization has with the hospitality industry, two concepts are brought into play; that is trans-nationalism and trans-localism, these two terms refer to the act of networking the global society based on cross-boarder territories. With most of the boarder regulations made less stringent during the wake of globalization, it calls for massive improvement in the hospitality sector since it would be one of the busiest industries (Scholte, 2000). The sector needs nourishment in terms of housekeeping, management and other hand to hand services. Coordination with the other states is however very vital if success is to be realized. “One person working together has got a limit to what he can achieve, but many people working together have no limits to their achievements” (Scholte, 2000). Therefore going by what Scholte believes in, globalization will therefore have effects which are more positive than negatives and depends on any side of the argument. Greater percentage of foreign exchange are driven from international, not local travelers, therefore with globalization; the hotels, motels, inns, resorts, destination spas and sanatoriums will come in handy in offering accommodation to the travelers. The more comfortable, luxurious and dynamic these places will be the benefits reaped from the outcomes (Webster, 2006). Globalization per se, has been used for a term to suggest