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Introducing AURA, the room service robot

cnn.com

What's your favorite hotel perk: Is it the swanky gym, the fluffy pillows, the opulent spa? Or maybe it's the simple but luxurious treat that is room service. After all, once you've ordered an indulgent breakfast in bed, it's hard to go back to making it yourself.

Editorial17 Augustcnn.comSingaporeRobotics & AIGuest Experience

Hotels find alternatives to room service

usatoday.com

Traditional room service is becoming a service fewer travelers are demanding.Instead, they are looking to be able to order food the way they do at home. And hotels are responding by forming partnerships with food-delivery services such as Peapod and Grubhub.

Editorial17 Augustusatoday.comFood and beverageGuest Experience

Airbnb bans white supremacists from using its service after Charlottesville protest

foxnews.com

Airbnb announced that white supremacists are permanently barred from using the service to reserve lodging.Airbnb announced that white supremacists are permanently barred from using the service to reserve lodging.

Editorial17 Augustfoxnews.comSafety & SecurityHomesharingAirbnb a Threat?

Tackling GDPR compliance before time runs out

mckinsey.com

Europe is on the brink of a sea change in its data-protection laws. In fact, when the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) takes effect on May 25, 2018, the effects will reverberate far beyond the continent itself.

Editorial16 AugustMcKinsey & CompanySafety & SecurityDigital MarketingGeneral Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

Why do hotels still put a Bible in the nightstand?

mic.com

Those brave enough to open the drawer of a hotel nightstand may still find a relic from the days before people traveled everywhere with a digital computer in their pockets: a Christian Bible.Found in chain hotels, motels and inns throughout the United States, this universally accepted hotel accessory is as common as a blow dryer, clean towels and mini soaps.

Editorial15 AugustMic Network Inc.Religious TravelMiscellaneous

8 #Hoteltech Trends Disrupting Hospitality and Tourism

eventmanagerblog.com

Room service? There's an app for that. Consumer demands are changing and hoteltech is responding. Here we look at 8 hoteltech trends currently disrupting hospitality and tourism.For many years, the process of booking into a hotel and accessing its benefits during a stay has remained largely unchanged.

Editorial15 AugustTravel technologyMobile MarketingLeisure TravelLodging IndustryInnovationRobotics & AI

Top 10: England hotel deals

telegraph.co.uk

Browse and book our Top 10 exclusive hotel offers in popular locations including Yorkshire, Cotswolds, New Forest and Devon. These offers include exclusive rates on five-star rooms, fine-dining restaurants, weekend spa breaks, afternoon tea and complimentary tickets to a range of local attractions and events.

Editorial14 Augusttelegraph.co.ukUnited KingdomLodging IndustryPartnerships, Mergers & Acquisitions

From just beds to igloo hotels, hospitality industry has come a long way! But is it enough?

indiatimes.com

For nearly two centuries, five-star hotels have been providing exceptional services to pamper guests and stand apart from competition. Today, as more brands seek to create memorable experiences for their customers, skill sets of hospitality graduates are in high demand.

Editorial14 Augustindiatimes.comLodging IndustryMarkets & Performance

The battle between hotels and Airbnb escalates in NYC

techcrunch.com

The war between Airbnb and the hotel industry rages on, and it's reaching new lows here in New York.A campaign, backed by the Hotel Association of New York City Inc. and the union that represents hotel workers, launched a 10-day, 30-second ad that links Airbnb's short-term rentals to public security threats.

Editorial10 Augusttechcrunch.comNew YorkNYUnited StatesLodging IndustryHomesharingAirbnb a Threat?

How the hospitality industry will profit from the IoT

networkworld.com

Connecting the world changes everything. That's what businesses and consumers are learning as they embrace the Internet of Things (IoT) for everything from household garage door openers to smart-city applications that solve traffic congestion and reduce crime.

Editorial10 AugustMobile MarketingDigital Marketing