Tell Newsletter #83
This week it’s a weekend edition: Shy technology for luxury, AI hotel booking agents, Augmented reality in ear, Keeping talent with structure not freedom and more. Hello, “I’m just going…
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Martin Soler
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Tell Newsletter #82
This week: Hotel automation and AI, Uber and Expedia is not a thing, AI and connected trips, the rebundling of travel, and hotel rules. Hello, US Elections happened. The country…
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Tell Newsletter #81
This week: tools to get creative. AI agents coming to your computer (and legacy PMS). Hotels could shift to ads that generate demand. Hello, This edition turned out to be…
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Tell Newsletter #80
Thoughts on overtourism, B2B Influencers and AI and Concert Travel (Swift, Adele, Coldplay or Beyoncé). Plus comparing a hotel brand to a CPG brand, mostly differences. Hello, I found a…
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Tell Newsletter #79
Optimus attending rooms? The oldest distribution tech is growing fastest. They’re printing hotels in Texas. Luxury brands getting into sweatpants, sorry Mr. Lagerfeld. Hello, Happy to have a newsletter focused…
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Tell Newsletter #78
Hotel analytics maturing to productive levels? AI in search is starting to go mainstream (well, not for EU though). The case and opportunity for experiences in hospitality. Finding your narrative.…
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Tell Newsletter #77
Hotel schools and getting industry talent. Use AI every-day and build new habits. How important is the name of the brand? And some fun parking lots. Hello, Just got back…
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Tell Newsletter #76
Do we need regulations about regulations? Let’s just fix payments already, we can. And the debate about the endless stream of hotels brands. Maybe it’s OK after all. Hello, Autumn…
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Tell Newsletter #75
Stop obsessing about being different in marketing. Paris Olympics: Airbnb listings almost tripled. AI in hotel bookings versus the IKEA effect. And other news. Hello, Earlier this year, I wrote…
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Tell Newsletter #74
AI for search, Amazon’s beta and how can hotels prepare for that? Hint, USP. Airports and experience design, next level stuff. What is the future of online advertising? That’s easy.…
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