Most hoteliers use AI daily, but guest experience still needs a human touch
Mews survey of 500+ global properties finds AI now involved in 11 of 19 common hotel tasks, yet 59% of hoteliers want check-in to remain human-led.
Mews survey of 500+ global properties finds AI now involved in 11 of 19 common hotel tasks, yet 59% of hoteliers want check-in to remain human-led.
RobosizeME's new VIP Guest Recognition Suite integrates with OPERA Cloud via OHIP to automate identification, classification, and service instructions for high-value guests across hotel departments.
As wellness travelers arrive with real-time biometric data on their wrists, hotels are exploring Wellness OS platforms, persistent guest health profiles, and sensor-equipped rooms to deliver measurable, personalized outcomes.
A recap of Revinate's NAVIGATE 2026 conference in Phoenix, covering AI adoption strategies, the importance of clean guest data, and new product developments including automated call scoring.
Mad Monkey Hostels reports solo travelers increasingly seek built-in social opportunities, with industry data showing a 200% rise in searches for group tours among solo travelers.
Hoteliers from Cromlix Hotel, House of Gods, and Crieff Hydro share how they balance technology adoption with human connection to create memorable guest experiences.
The article draws on hospitality principles including service training, physical design, staff wellbeing, and standardization to show how healthcare providers can measurably improve patient outcomes and satisfaction.
Hotels in 2026 are transforming wine programs into immersive, story-driven experiences, with real examples from Four Seasons, Kimpton, and Virgin Hotels showcasing sommelier-led tastings, regional terroir pairings, and tech-enhanced service.
The author argues luxury hotels must prioritize experiential offerings over traditional grandeur while maintaining core service excellence as competition intensifies.
HBX Group's 2026 report identifies fandom tourism as a major trend driving hotel demand through concerts, TV shows, and cultural events that create booking spikes.
The piece argues that AI-driven guest interactions make accurate, governed content across all digital channels more operationally critical than traditional hotel systems.
Customer case studies from Inspire 2026 conference show properties achieving 50% maintenance efficiency gains, 25% faster kiosk transactions, and record booking revenue.
The whitepaper explores how hotels can use AI to compete with OTAs, featuring insights from Langham Hospitality Group and practical strategies for revenue growth.
Hotels must optimize websites with specific, text-based content that AI can extract and understand, moving beyond keyword-focused SEO to factual information architecture.
The author critiques Choice Hotels' six AI tools for prioritizing owner ROI over guest experience, arguing that technology should enhance human moments that create loyalty.
Companies should train frontline staff, monitor complaint patterns, and create consistent recovery processes to transform service failures into trust-building opportunities.
Hotel F&B operations face margin pressure from food inflation and labor costs while guest expectations rise, but new technology and data-driven strategies offer opportunities for profitable differentiation.
The guide explains how to identify genuinely sustainable hotels beyond marketing claims by checking recognized certifications, reading operational details, and reviewing guest experiences.
The article argues hotels should focus on maximizing total guest value across all services, not just room revenue, potentially generating 50% more revenue from existing guests.
The Athens hotel achieved a 93.4/100 TrustYou Score based on 1,175 reviews across 50+ platforms, ranking first in the Greek capital.