
Even with the economy’s ups and downs, travelers are spending more on experiences.
Even with the economy’s ups and downs, travelers are spending more on experiences.
With worries swirling around the global economy, climate change, political instability, and ongoing health and safety issues, health and wellness have emerged as the shining beacons guiding our travel plans.
As we wrap up this year, we’re uncovering some fresh insights into the travel dynamics of 2024 and catching glimpses of how they might ripple through 2025.
Buckle up, everyone! We’re entering an era where AI isn’t merely an assistant but is transforming a future where AI systems act as proactive agents, driving intelligent actions and redefining the way industries, including hospitality and travel, operate.
Remember when Alexa and Siri were the epitome of innovation? And, even though I’m currently enamored with them, I suspect my new Meta Smart Glasses (a recent holiday gift) will be outdated before long.
While some in the hotel and travel industry see artificial intelligence (AI) as a transformative force, others remain skeptical—questioning whether it can truly enhance operations, guest experiences, and revenue or if it’s just another passing trend.
In the ever-evolving landscape of travel and hospitality, understanding the new traveler archetypes is pivotal for industry leaders seeking to tailor their offerings effectively.
In an era where artificial intelligence is rapidly redefining business landscapes, one fundamental truth remains unchanged: brand is everything.
Ever notice how some hotel and travel tech companies seem to dominate their space effortlessly while others struggle to publish even basic content?
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