Innovation

Overview For the past two years, everyone has been following ChatGPT’s meteoric rise. Headlines have made bold claims about its growth, with some wild predictions on how many people use…

This week at Fortune Brainstorm Tech, I sat down with leaders actually responsible for implementing AI at scale – Deloitte, Blackstone, Amex, Nike, Salesforce, and more. The headlines on AI…

Why is a protocol needed? AI agents are capable of transacting on behalf of users, which creates a need to establish a common foundation to securely authenticate, validate, and convey…

As the hospitality landscape in the Philippines continues to evolve, an increasing number of hotels, particularly domestic groups, are recognizing the imperative to modernize their operations. The shift towards enterprise-grade and stable cloud-based solutions is enabling them to enhance operational efficiency, streamline processes, make data-driven decisions, and raise service standards. The market is projected to grow from USD 7.65 billion in 2025 to USD 10.95 billion by 2030, advancing at a CAGR of 7.43% and that’s why, digital transformation of the hospitality sector is both timely and necessary.

This article was written by Travolution. Click here to read the original article A-ROSA River Cruises has introduced artificial intelligence to its customer service offering through a partnership with German tech…

The future of hotel rooms blends smart upgrades with human service needs Sep 22, 2025 Hotels are racing to upgrade their in-room technology, but the latest Hotels.com survey shows that…

K Avenue by Pinstay in Malaysia slashed admin time and grew ADR by 10–15% using STAAH’s dynamic pricing tools. At K Avenue by Pinstay, guests get the best of both…

This article was written by Phocuswright. Click here to read the original article For travel managers and suppliers, this means greater efficiency and personalization—but also pressure to adapt policies, capture…

NEW YORK — Brian Chesky, the CEO of Airbnb, appeared on-screen, as if summoned to wring out every ounce of his company’s toil in front of an assemblage at the…

In the competitive landscape of modern hospitality, hotels are not merely selling a place to sleep; they are selling an experience, a memory, a story. For decades, hotel design has relied on static elements—décor, furniture, art—to set a scene. But a scene is not a story. A story has a beginning, a middle, and an end; it unfolds over time and evokes a range of emotions. Today, by integrating smart automation into the core of the design process, hoteliers and designers have a powerful new medium to move beyond static scenes and become authors of a dynamic guest journey.