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The U.S. is gearing up for major sports events. With a high-tech makeover, the hotel industry is ready to play.

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  • 6 June 2025
📶 Sports tourism, valued at $564.7B in 2023, is projected to reach $1.33T. The 2026 global soccer tournament alone is expected to generate $5B in North America. Technology like OLED 4K UHD TVs and AI-driven systems is reshaping the hospitality industry, enhancing guest experiences through personalized and interactive displays. Major sporting events, like the 2026 soccer tournament, offer significant opportunities for hoteliers to increase revenue and engage tech-savvy travelers.
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What makes a brand timeless? It goes well beyond age.

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  • 29 May 2025
📖 2020 Zeno study found brands with a strong purpose increase consumer likelihood to purchase by 4x and champion the brand by 4.5x. In 2023, a Kantar study revealed 52% of 12-29-year-olds prefer classic brands, contradicting the belief they only resonate with older audiences. Timeless brands like Four Seasons and Hermès maintain consistent values and cultural relevance while evolving. Key attributes: clear values, consistent identity, emotional resonance, consistent quality, iconic design, strong branding, and cultural relevance.
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Losing bookings? With strategic digital insights, not everything is lost.

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  • 27 May 2025
📈 Hotels can turn lost bookings into opportunities by analyzing data from booking engines, metasearch platforms, SEO, and digital ads. Key strategies include user experience audits, personalization, competitive positioning, keyword analysis, and A/B testing. Understanding guest behavior through these channels enables hoteliers to refine approaches, improve conversions, and develop long-term guest relationships. Insights from data can transform digital strategies in the fast-evolving hospitality landscape. Article contributed by Rosalie Stahley, Vice President, Digital Strategy and Innovation at ComOps.
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Suite magic: How motorized TV concealment systems enhance the luxury hotel experience

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  • 27 May 2025
📺 High-end hotels utilize motorized TV concealment systems to enhance luxury. Art Walker, CEO of Auton Motorized Systems in Valencia, CA, highlights their ability to remove unsightly TVs from views like city skylines and beaches. Options include TV lift cabinets, under-the-bed lifts, and hides behind paintings. These systems, often in penthouses, maintain aesthetic appeal and space functionality, offering a cleaner, more luxurious experience while boosting guest satisfaction and hotel prestige.
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From global to local, U.S. lodging industry forced to adjust to leisure-driven demand as business travel falls behind

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  • 9 May 2025
🏨 Leisure travel has proved resilient, with outdoor destinations like ski resorts seeing strong demand and increased room rates. Business travel, particularly in cities like Seattle, San Francisco, and Chicago, suffers due to permanent changes in corporate travel policies and a slow return of conferences. The U.S. anticipates a 5.5% decline in inbound international travel for 2025, with Canadian and European visits dropping potentially due to tariffs, currency issues, and political dynamics. Economic pressures and geopolitical factors threaten both international and domestic leisure markets, raising questions about the hospitality sector's continued recovery and the potential increase in "bleisure" travel.
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Case study: Where South Africa’s hotel industry is headed next

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  • 23 April 2025
🏨 South Africa's hotel occupancy rates hit 62.5% in early 2024, with a 12.3% year-on-year increase in RevPAR. A McKinsey report suggests hyper-personalization could boost direct bookings and guest retention by up to 30%. Sustainability is key, as 83% of global travelers prioritize it in accommodation choices. Cloud-based hotel management systems improve revenue and efficiency by 20-25%. Domestic overnight trips in South Africa surged to 38 million in 2023, with a 22.4% rise in spending to R121.4 billion.
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Balancing guest privacy and personalization can be tricky. Here’s how to get it right.

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  • 14 April 2025
🔒 An ExpressVPN survey found that 7% of travelers experienced cybercrime, notably financial fraud and social media hacks. With guests increasingly concerned about digital privacy, hotels are challenged to balance personalized services with privacy, considering regulations like CCPA and GDPR. Transparency in data policies and offering privacy-centric stays, exemplified by Kempinski Hotels, are ways to maintain trust. Hotels providing secure Wi-Fi and respecting privacy may gain a competitive advantage in the travel industry, where trust and security are increasingly valued.
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Crafting magical events at the Rosewood Baha Mar with Tekeyo Bodie

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  • 27 March 2025
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How luxury hotel design appeals to multigenerational travelers

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  • 25 March 2025
🏡 A McKinsey report uncovers that 80% of luxury travelers are under 60, with 40-60 year-olds spending the most, signaling a trend towards family-oriented luxury travel. Design strategies for luxury hotels now blend sophistication with durability, leveraging woven textures and modern manufacturing for long-lasting, practical elegance. Carpet tiles mimic high-end flooring but offer easy replacement, while furniture selections balance bespoke style with robustness for a family-friendly appeal. Amenities like resort cabanas cater to all ages, merging privacy with poolside proximity. The Fairmont Kea Lani on Maui's Wailea coast showcases an "Instagrammable" design, ensuring spaces are photogenic to attract and engage younger guests, recognized as informal brand ambassadors. These design choices aim to make luxury properties a multigenerational family favorite.
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Social media, reviews and reputation: How to strengthen your hotel’s digital footprint beyond paid marketing 

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  • 20 March 2025
📣 Hotels need to optimize their digital presence to maximize Return on Ad Spend. Audits should assess social media activity, review volume and recency, content quality, and tone of voice consistency. Travelers read 10-15 reviews, favoring those under three months old. High-quality images and engaging storytelling are essential, and brand personality guides should direct tone across all communication channels. Integrating social media, review management, and guest storytelling can convert initial interest into bookings.
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