All Latest News Filter External How should travel companies measure AI success? Some big companies have recently been crowing about how much of their code is generated by artificial intelligence (AI). Phocuswire More in this category Property TechnologyMore in this category Chatbots, Robotics & AI More like this External How a simple question about American hotels led to ‘the greatest immigration story never told’ The Patel Motel Story is a new short documentary co-directed and narrated by Amar Shah, exploring the extraordinary rise of Indian American motel owners in the United States. Premiering at the 2024 Tribeca Festival, the film traces how Indian immigr... cnn.com More in this category Real Estate & Investment More like this External U.S. Gov’t Shuts Down: What Happens to Travel? Congressional Democrats and Republicans failed to come to agreement by yesterday’s budget deadline to keep the U.S. government funded. A shutdown began at 12:01 am Eastern Time on Wednesday as both sides voted down the other’s proposals to extend fu... businesstravelnews.com More in this category Markets & PerformanceMore in this category National & International Policy More like this External Holiday travel holds its nerve as shoppers pull back: Takeaways for tourism from PwC’s 2025 Holiday Outlook Even as US consumers signal the first notable 5% decline in overall holiday spending since 2020, travel demand looks surprisingly resilient. PwC’s latest Holiday Outlook suggests travel and entertainment will be “holding steady,” ticking up by about... PwC More in this category Markets & Performance More like this External L.A. passed a $30 minimum wage for tourism workers. Then came the warring ballot measures It’s the summer of the burn-it-down ballot measure in Los Angeles. For the past three months, labor unions and business groups have been locked in a protracted fight over a law, approved by the City Council in May, hiking the minimum wage for hotel ... Los Angeles Times More in this category Labor UnionsMore in this category National & International Policy More like this External AI in Air Pricing: Why It Matters for Buyers A few comments on an earnings call in July have turned into one of the summer’s more persistent aviation debates. As reported by businesstravelnews.com, Delta Air Lines president Glen Hauenstein noted that the carrier was testing Fetcherr’s AI-drive... businesstravelnews.com More in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Airlines More like this External Industry leaders on the future of digital identity and AI agents The European Commission’s digital wallet initiative will take effect next year, but it’s just the first step. During a session at Phocuswright Europe 2025, industry leaders sat down to discuss the impact of these digital identity wallets and how art... Phocuswire More in this category Travel TechnologyMore in this category Chatbots, Robotics & AI More like this External Tinder co-founder buys five-star El Encanto resort in Santa Barbara The five-star El Encanto resort in Santa Barbara, a Hollywood getaway for more than a century where rooms cost north of $1,000 a night, has been sold to Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen for $82.2 million. Los Angeles Times More from this brand BelmondMore in this category Real Estate & InvestmentMore in this category Partnerships, Mergers & Acquisitions More like this External ’Wait-and-see’: Many Americans are putting off booking summer vacations. Here’s why. This year’s hottest summer travel trend? Waiting for deals. Americans are scaling back travel plans from flights to drives or waiting to book only if the price is right, a tell-tale sign of an industry slowdown that’s got travel companies worried. USA TODAY More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this External Don’t let hype about AI agents get ahead of reality Google’s recent unveiling of what it calls a “new class of agentic experiences” feels like a turning point. At its I/O 2025 event in May, for example, the company showed off a digital assistant that didn’t just answer questions; it helped work on a ... MIT Technology Review More in this category Chatbots, Robotics & AI More like this The Hotel Yearbook 2025 - Tech Edition Navigating Current Innovation and Future Breakthroughs Explore Your content on Hospitality Net? Hospitality Net membership explained
External How should travel companies measure AI success? Some big companies have recently been crowing about how much of their code is generated by artificial intelligence (AI). Phocuswire More in this category Property TechnologyMore in this category Chatbots, Robotics & AI More like this
External How a simple question about American hotels led to ‘the greatest immigration story never told’ The Patel Motel Story is a new short documentary co-directed and narrated by Amar Shah, exploring the extraordinary rise of Indian American motel owners in the United States. Premiering at the 2024 Tribeca Festival, the film traces how Indian immigr... cnn.com More in this category Real Estate & Investment More like this
External U.S. Gov’t Shuts Down: What Happens to Travel? Congressional Democrats and Republicans failed to come to agreement by yesterday’s budget deadline to keep the U.S. government funded. A shutdown began at 12:01 am Eastern Time on Wednesday as both sides voted down the other’s proposals to extend fu... businesstravelnews.com More in this category Markets & PerformanceMore in this category National & International Policy More like this
External Holiday travel holds its nerve as shoppers pull back: Takeaways for tourism from PwC’s 2025 Holiday Outlook Even as US consumers signal the first notable 5% decline in overall holiday spending since 2020, travel demand looks surprisingly resilient. PwC’s latest Holiday Outlook suggests travel and entertainment will be “holding steady,” ticking up by about... PwC More in this category Markets & Performance More like this
External L.A. passed a $30 minimum wage for tourism workers. Then came the warring ballot measures It’s the summer of the burn-it-down ballot measure in Los Angeles. For the past three months, labor unions and business groups have been locked in a protracted fight over a law, approved by the City Council in May, hiking the minimum wage for hotel ... Los Angeles Times More in this category Labor UnionsMore in this category National & International Policy More like this
External AI in Air Pricing: Why It Matters for Buyers A few comments on an earnings call in July have turned into one of the summer’s more persistent aviation debates. As reported by businesstravelnews.com, Delta Air Lines president Glen Hauenstein noted that the carrier was testing Fetcherr’s AI-drive... businesstravelnews.com More in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Airlines More like this
External Industry leaders on the future of digital identity and AI agents The European Commission’s digital wallet initiative will take effect next year, but it’s just the first step. During a session at Phocuswright Europe 2025, industry leaders sat down to discuss the impact of these digital identity wallets and how art... Phocuswire More in this category Travel TechnologyMore in this category Chatbots, Robotics & AI More like this
External Tinder co-founder buys five-star El Encanto resort in Santa Barbara The five-star El Encanto resort in Santa Barbara, a Hollywood getaway for more than a century where rooms cost north of $1,000 a night, has been sold to Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen for $82.2 million. Los Angeles Times More from this brand BelmondMore in this category Real Estate & InvestmentMore in this category Partnerships, Mergers & Acquisitions More like this
External ’Wait-and-see’: Many Americans are putting off booking summer vacations. Here’s why. This year’s hottest summer travel trend? Waiting for deals. Americans are scaling back travel plans from flights to drives or waiting to book only if the price is right, a tell-tale sign of an industry slowdown that’s got travel companies worried. USA TODAY More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this
External Don’t let hype about AI agents get ahead of reality Google’s recent unveiling of what it calls a “new class of agentic experiences” feels like a turning point. At its I/O 2025 event in May, for example, the company showed off a digital assistant that didn’t just answer questions; it helped work on a ... MIT Technology Review More in this category Chatbots, Robotics & AI More like this