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Quicktext becomes Quinta. Tomorrow, your bookings will go through AI agents. Are you ready?
📱 In 1997, the hotel industry shifted from travel-agent bookings to online reservations, marking a pivotal change. By 2026, another transformation is expected as AI agents replace…
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Less Noise, Better Focus: Why Generative AI Is Finally Changing Revenue Management
💻 Hoteliers face signal overload, not a lack of technology. On the 10 Minutes Hotel podcast, Sam from LodgIQ discusses AI's role in addressing this issue, highlighting its ability to…
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Why Automation is the Ally of Hotel Staff, and Not Their Replacement
💻 Hotels face labor shortages, inflation, and instability. In the US, issues include political tensions and FAA flight capacity reductions. Automation offers 24/7 operations and cost…
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