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Profitroom and ResDiary join forces to boost UK hotel and pub F&B revenue
Award-winning booking platform, Profitroom and specialist restaurant reservation technology provider, ResDiary have announced a strategic partnership. The integration will enable hotel and pub groups using Profitroom to access ResDiary’s intuitive…
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Welcome to the New roommaster: Hospitality, Simplified. One Name, One Platform.
UNITED STATES, June 17, 2025 – roommaster, a trusted name in hospitality software, today unveiled a unified brand identity and product vision, bringing its company, platform, and mission together under one…
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RIP SEO. | Mitty Chang
RIP SEO. Today was the first time Google automatically pushed me into AI Mode for a basic search. I wasn’t on Labs. I didn’t opt in. No blue links. Just…
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RMS Launches Powerful New Booking Engine at HITEC 2025
INDIANAPOLIS, RMS Stand 1615 – June 16 – RMS has officially launched its next-generation booking engine at HITEC 2025, delivering a faster, cleaner, and more intuitive experience to boost direct…
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SEO 📉 GEO 📈 | Danilo Tauro, PhD
SEO 📉 GEO 📈 In the age of ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity, brand visibility no longer depends on gaming an algorithm. It’s about being cited by it. GEO (Generative Engine…
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Daylight PMS (formerly Shiji Enterprise Platform): Next-Gen Cloud Hotel Management
Unlike traditional PMS systems, Daylight PMS simplifies the set-up and management of multiple properties for hotel groups and chains, allowing for centralized configuration updates, rapid deployment, and scalability across global,…
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Waymo’s Impact on the Tourism Economy
Waymo One is providing hundreds of thousands of fully autonomous trips each week in Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Austin, where residents are integrating Waymo One into their daily…
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What if we’ve been looking at OTAs all wrong? | Mohamed Al Kaddouri
What if we’ve been looking at OTAs all wrong? Most hotels see them as the middleman. Necessary, but annoying. A cost of doing business. But what if they’re something else…
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What if we’ve been looking at OTAs all wrong? | Mohamed Al Kaddouri
What if we’ve been looking at OTAs all wrong? Most hotels see them as the middleman. Necessary, but annoying. A cost of doing business. But what if they’re something else…
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