Innovation

The state of AI in hospitality today Key data and insights into how hotel operators are already using AI, including its benefits and limitations. Explore why agentic AI is so…

The current industry dialogue confirms a harsh truth: a strong top-line no longer guarantees a healthy bottom line, and the painful truth is: Volume without profit is just activity. The era of RevPAR as a sole performance indicator is over. It has to be over, because if this is the only thing we are truly capable of optimizing today, the industry is structurally broken. The industry has been discussing this strategic migration for some time now, yet the tension between this ambition (talk/ideas) and the current systemic reality (action/capability) is the core structural challenge. The new scoreboard demands Total Profit Optimization (TPO), driven by metrics like GOPPAR. This is the goal of Total Profit Optimization Hospitality.

Singapore, 12/November/2025: Hotelogix, a globally leading provider of cloud-based hospitality technology solutions, announced that Hillside Country Home Golf & Resort in Thailand has chosen its full-stack Hotel PMS to digitise operations while laying the foundation for future growth. This strategic move underscores Hillside’s commitment to operational excellence, seamless automation, and delivering top-notch guest experiences.

This article was written by Travolution. Click here to read the original article AI-powered property management system Boom has announced a new integration with revenue management solution Beyond. The partnership…

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article LONDON—RMS announced a new integration with cloud-based point-of-sale provider Epos Now to enhance operational efficiency by…

Nômade Temple Tulum and BE Destination Tulum elevate service and operational efficiency with Shiji’s cloud-based POS across seven outlets. Mexico City, Mexico, November 11, 2025 – Shiji, the global leader…

Because modern AI systems excel at narrow, specialized tasks rather than general intelligence, hotels will increasingly deploy a collection of ANI systems — each designed to perform extremely specific guest-facing functions.