Innovation

Why hotels must align people, systems and senses to stay relevant Dec 17, 2025 Connection will be the defining theme of 2026, according to insights from The Future Laboratory, with…

For decades, the web has been held together by a chaotic and brittle system of custom APIs. This fragmented landscape of bespoke integrations is more than just a developer headache; it is the primary bottleneck preventing the next generation of AI from reaching its potential.

This article was written by Restaurant Hospitality. Click here to read the original article DoorDash has confirmed that the company is piloting a new AI-powered mobile app for “hyper-personalized” restaurant…

roommaster, the modern hotel management software built for independent hoteliers, has been recognized by Crozdesk as a 2025 Trusted Vendor, earning the distinction of High Market Presence.

Mews, the leading operating system for hospitality, has today announced that Efteling, one of Europe’s most iconic theme park destinations, has chosen Mews to power its guest operations and deliver frictionless experiences across all its accommodations.

Recent research from Cornell University has validated a core architectural principle that has shaped Rebyū, the AI-powered hotel review response platform, since its inception. Specifically, it affirms that AI performance in complex language tasks depends less on model scale or post-training optimization, and more on structured inference-time prompting that supports iterative reasoning.

By Stephen Burke, Founder & CEO, RobosizeME I bet you didn’t get into hospitality to chase spreadsheets. And yet, for years, I watched talented revenue managers, finance analysts and operations…

Walk into any hospitality conference and you’ll hear terms like MCP, GEO, Agentic AI, and LLMs tossed about like confetti at a parade.

This is how Jordi Caralt Coloma, Corporate General Manager of Hidden Hotels, defines the next era of high-end hospitality: one that prioritizes meaningful experiences over material excess. At a time when travelers crave authenticity, connection, and purpose, he believes luxury must touch the soul, not just the senses.

Housekeeping has long been considered the backbone of hotel operations, but until recently, it was also the department most resistant to technological innovation. From paper checklists to walkie-talkies, hotel housekeeping has largely relied on manual, error-prone systems.