Hotel budget season is upon us, and the hotel industry remains fixated on the usual concerns and challenges that are repeated throughout the year, such as the need for improved labor efficiency, strategies to reduce wasteful spending, technology to manage operations, and innovations to optimize revenue. To realize these gains, independent hoteliers are investing in their tech stacks to ensure they are equipped with the technologies they need and guests’ demand. Often, this starts with an evaluation of an All-In-One hotel property-management system.
IHG, Sonesta, Nemacolin Speak on Stage on how a Modern Data Strategy is Critical to Success
The hospitality industry is undergoing a transformational shift, driven by data integration and innovative technology solutions that increase efficiency while improving the guest experiences. During a recent panel discussion at HITEC 2024 in Charlotte, hospitality experts shared insights into how they are leveraging real-time data to differentiate guest experiences and drive loyalty.
TTI Technologies Launches New Cost-effective Barcode Scanner Solution For Hotels
NEW YORK, NY, September 23, 2024 – TTI Technologies, a global hospitality technology company, is proud to announce the launch of its latest innovation, a cost-effective barcode scanner solution designed specifically for hotels.
Top EMEA hotel email campaigns of 2024 (so far)
In 2024, the EMEA hotel market is embracing email as more than just a promotional tool—it’s become a platform for storytelling. Instead of simply offering discounts, top campaigns are sharing unique narratives, such as behind-the-scenes insights or cultural experiences, turning emails into immersive journeys. These stories create emotional connections, making the emails memorable and impactful.
Newsletters Subscribe Technology Business Travel Can’t Be Decarbonized Overnight, but These Companies Are Proposing Solutions
Business travel spending is roaring back post-pandemic and with it travel-related pollution, even as global leaders in business and politics seek out new ways to cut back on greenhouse gas emissions.
Travel Market Life Podcast: Hospitality Discussions (Part 1): 2024 Performance, expectations vs reality
What’s really in store for the hospitality sector in 2025? In this live episode of Travel Market Life, recorded at the Rembrandt Hotel, we tackle the industry’s biggest challenges and forecast what’s next. Joined by industry experts Jane Pendlebury from HOSPA, Catt McLeod from the Elegant Hotel Collection, and JonnySiberry from Sarova Hotels, we dig into the forces shaping hotel performance right now. From the impact of weather patterns to the power of data-driven decisions, we explore how the industry is adapting to an ever-evolving landscape.
The Wholesale Hotel Playbook: How Technology and Data Are Redefining Distribution
Hotel chains today often struggle with fragmented distribution channels and complex wholesale rate management. Maintaining an offline distribution network can be costly and time-consuming and often requires substantial discounts and incentives to intermediaries. The fragmented landscape makes it difficult to maintain consistency and control, leading to rate disparity issues and revenue dilution as inconsistent rates appear across various platforms.
HSMAI Europe Announces Its Official Launch In Spain As Part Of Southern Europe Expansion Strategy
HSMAI Europe has announced its official launch in Spain, marking a significant milestone in its strategy to expand and strengthen its membership in southern Europe. Following an introduction into Greece earlier this year, the expansion into Spain reinforces HSMAI’s mission to grow its influence and foster collaboration in Europe’s most dynamic hospitality markets.
’Algorithmic’ hotel pricing draws legal, regulatory scrutiny
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McKinsey: Now boarding: Faces, places, and trends shaping tourism in 2024
After falling by 75 percent in 2020, travel is on its way to a full recovery by the end of 2024. Domestic travel is expected to grow 3 percent annually and reach 19 billion lodging nights per year by 2030.1 Over the same time frame, international travel should likewise ramp up to its historical average of nine billion nights. Spending on travel is expected to follow a similar trajectory, with an estimated $8.6 trillion in traveler outlays in 2024, representing

