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HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW

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Simon Hudson

Evidence suggests that for hospitality businesses, the impact of AI to date has been generally positive. The research also seems to indicate that customers are open to the use of AI, although they are concerned about automation replacing face-to face human interactions. Hospitality organizations should therefore utilize a combination of artificial and human intelligence to effectively compete on customer experience. READ MORE

Ken Miyachi

Deepfake technology presents both opportunities and risks, particularly in the hotel industry, where fraud, identity theft, and reputation damage are growing concerns. Advanced deepfake detection safeguards hotels by preventing fraudulent bookings, protecting guest privacy, and enhancing cybersecurity. By proactively integrating AI-driven detection solutions, hotels can maintain trust, security, and compliance in an increasingly AI-driven digital landscape. READ MORE

Kasia Russell

Managing labor costs in a hotel operation is crucial to maintaining a profitable business while delivering the service level that is commensurate with the scale of hotel. Finding this balance has been especially difficult in a post-COVID-19 environment given inflationary challenges and labor supply shortages. This article describes some of the challenges surrounding labor management and explores innovative ways to manage these costs effectively. READ MORE

Dr. Hicham Jaddoud, MBA

In an industry where personalized experiences are essential, Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing the hospitality industry by enhancing service, optimizing operations, and personalizing guest experiences. From AI-powered chatbots and smart room controls to energy management and dynamic pricing, hospitality organizations leverage technology to improve efficiency and guest satisfaction. While AI enables data-driven decision-making, organizations must balance technological advancements with the human touch that defines exceptional guest experiences. READ MORE

Nathan Green

Sensory marketing transforms hotel stays into unforgettable experiences by engaging all five senses. Beyond visuals, hotels are creating immersive environments with curated scents, sounds, tastes, and textures. Strategic use of lighting, music, fragrance, culinary offerings, and tactile elements build emotional connections, brand loyalty, and lasting memories. Hotels that master this sensory orchestration gain a competitive edge in today's demanding travel landscape. READ MORE

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