Jour : 27 novembre 2025
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Hotels don’t fail because of markets. They fail because the owner and the operator don’t share the same definition of value. The Alignment Gap is the biggest destroyer of value in our… | Emmanuel Dissez | 27 comments
Hotels don’t fail because of markets. They fail because the owner and the operator don’t share the same definition of value. The Alignment Gap is the biggest destroyer of value in our industry. Here’s the problem: – Operators optimise RevPAR, Brand standards, Guest scores. Their world is top-line and consistency. – Owners optimise NOI. Cash-on-cash…
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#hoteltech #traveltech #smarthotels #hospitalityinnovation #futureofhospitality #aidrivenfuture #hotelautomation | Joe Imholz
Are we about to see the biggest shift in hotel bookings since the rise of OTAs? In the last months I’ve been deep-diving into how AI is reshaping travel. And honestly… the way people find and book accommodations will look completely different in the next 3–7 years. Here’s what I’m observing:OTAs won’t disappear — but they’ll transform.Not…
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#hoteltech #traveltech #smarthotels #hospitalityinnovation #futureofhospitality #aidrivenfuture #hotelautomation | Joe Imholz
Are we about to see the biggest shift in hotel bookings since the rise of OTAs? In the last months I’ve been deep-diving into how AI is reshaping travel. And honestly… the way people find and book accommodations will look completely different in the next 3–7 years. Here’s what I’m observing: OTAs won’t disappear — but they’ll…
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Will AI take your job? That question came up in almost every conversation at HSMAI MEA these past two days. Sometimes direct, sometimes after a couple of drinks. Always genuine. The speakers were… | Jean-Gabriel Personne
Will AI take your job? That question came up in almost every conversation at HSMAI MEA these past two days. Sometimes direct, sometimes after a couple of drinks. Always genuine. The speakers were top notch and the sessions eye opening, but the real gold was in the hallway chats with commercial leaders across the region.…
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Expedia Guess The Guest: A Conversation on Hospitality, Dead Internet Theory, Artificial Intelligence, and Human Stupidity
Earlier this week, I found myself at Expedia Group ’s Roman offices, seated across from Elisa Ragno <!–> for Guess the Guest. The plan, at least on paper, was simple: talk about AI and hospitality. What happened instead was closer to a dérive, a drift across the borderlands where travel, technology, and human complexity leak…
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#hoteltech #hospitality #aidistribution #hoteldistribution #traveltechnology #ainative #travhotech #agenticai #hotels #distribution | Mark Fancourt
Is your hotel distribution model ready for 2030? ⚠️ The shift is irreversible. The rise of Agentic AI isn’t just a trend—it’s a seismic event forcing an AI-Native, API-first distribution mandate in hospitality. Hotels that fail to adapt will become virtually invisible to the systems guiding future travel decisions. Here are the non-negotiable takeaways: 1.…
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Capsolve: Restaurant POS Analysis | Capsolve
Restaurants: Curious what Point of Sale system is best for your location(s)? Browse Capsolve’s analysis on the topic and tap into numerous resources to understand the marketplace and identify potential solutions. Are you a new restaurant or considering the replacement of your current POS? Capsolve scoured the marketplace to find the solutions best aligned with…
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Why do families of 5 bypass hotels more often than smaller families? (Hint: it’s not because they prefer Airbnb.) If you’ve ever travelled as a family of 5, you know the pain: ❌ Rooms that simply… | Guillaume Thevenot
Why do families of 5 bypass hotels more often than smaller families? (Hint: it’s not because they prefer Airbnb.) If you’ve ever travelled as a family of 5, you know the pain: ❌ Rooms that simply don’t fit everyone ❌ Prices that jump the moment child number 3 appears ❌ “Family options” that still force…
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Hoteliers warn Budget measures risk squeezing sector
Hotel operators have warned that measures announced in the Autumn Budget will add to already significant cost pressures, with the prospect of new visitor levies and higher wage rates overshadowing reductions in business taxes for smaller sites. Business-rates specialists said some hotels could see liabilities climb sharply from April 2026. According to Savills director and…