American travelers are mapping out a different journey by 2030: Face Recognition Technology, Hologram Personal Trainers and more.
For hotels looking to create their own app, or upgrade their current offerings, these features will ensure guests not only download but use the product.
The Lewis Grand Hotel in Angeles City, Pampanga in the Philippines will soon have the very first 3D-printed hotel suite in the world.
Available for public use after its debut at HFTP’s annual meeting in October, Pineapple Searchthe will benefit hospitality industry by offering a reliable information resource.
A growing trend among hotels is the interest in installing high-brightness commercial displays to help extend and reinforce their branding beyond the walls of their hotel.
West Inn & Suites in Carlsbad debuted a high-tech boardroom. Facing more and more competitive in-room technology, why not pay more attention to boardroom technology?
Mobile was listed as the number one disruptor facing the hotel industry, thus Mobile guest solutions have the potential to improve guest engagement, satisfaction and reduce operating costs.
As Mobile devices are making guests’ direct interaction with hotels possible, Mobile key capability also gains preference from both hotels and guests.
When effectively balanced, hotels can deliver top-notch service, please today’s eco-conscious customer and reap the benefits of a smaller carbon footprint.
The company is hard at work implementing new PMS and CRM platforms, as well as an automated revenue management system for 4,500 properties.
Hotel companies are growing and enhancing their mobile websites and apps at a rapidly increasing pace.
Being dependent on internet and technology for almost everything – be it shopping, booking flights, cooking, socializing and even dating.
Here are some of the many products and enhancements to solutions that were introduced in HFTP’s Hospitality Industry Technology Exposition and Conference (HITEC).
The capability to deliver useful, proactive content to travelers can enrich the guest experience and ultimately heighten the visibility and relevance of the hotel.
InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG®), one of the world’s leading hotel companies, has announced that it is trialling and selectively rolling out several digitally-driven innovations.
Starwood has plans to unveil some of its new features by the end of 2015. Which means the future of hotels might be closer than you think.
As we witnessed different technologies, such as telephones, cameras, and GPSs, converge into one smart mobile device, what did this convergence bring to the hotel industry?
At present there are monumental shifts occurring in the technology industry that will change the way we live, work, and yes, travel.
Some hotels have begun using “Self Check In” services allowing guests to bypass the traditional check in process. Will such services take the place of desk clerks in the future?
With the development of the Internet and mobile devices, many hotels introduce hi-tech devices to meet the customers’ needs. Now let’s conclude the the world’s most hi-tech hotels.
As a leader in your business, you are the one responsible for navigating the technology jungle and determining which products are worthy of investment. You should ask the following six key questions when considering the wisdom of purchasing a technology-driven product.
The inability for hotels to adopt technology that turns big data into actionable plans is holding hoteliers back.
UniKey has developed a proprietary Touch-to-Open™ Passive Keyless Entrysystem that will be integrated into MIWA’s hospitality lock solutions,providing unparalleled convenience for hotel guests.
Minibar operations are entering a new dimension with Mobile Simple’s new ’patent-pending’ cloud-based mobile solution drastically shaking up two decades of minibar management.