Catégorie : Research
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AI Integration in Travel: Surge in Adoption Among U.S. Travelers Reveals Challenges for the Hospitality Industry
In 2025, AI adoption among active U.S. travelers increased significantly from 33% to 56% in just one year, yet only 16% of hotels are included in AI recommendations, with over 33% of AI responses about these hotels containing factual inaccuracies. To address these challenges, the hospitality industry is encouraged to implement the Model Context Protocol…
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Hospitality Icons : suivez la remise des prix en direct
Hospitality ON lance ce 25 juin 2026 la première cérémonie des Hospitality Icons, à l’InterContinental Paris Le Grand. Là où les Hospitality Awards distinguent les groupes et les initiatives multi-sites, les Icons récompensent l’excellence d’une adresse unique. Douze distinctions sont remises, de l’ouverture luxe à l’expérience bien-être, du palace romain à l’auberge alpine. Suivez les…
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GetYourGuide Surpasses €1 Billion in Revenue: Leading the Charge Among Experience-Focused OTAs
In 2023, GetYourGuide, Tripadvisor, and Klook are leading online travel agencies focusing on experiences, with GetYourGuide in Europe reporting over €1 billion ($1.1 billion) in revenue. Despite their leadership, they face challenges due to smaller income from experience bookings compared to accommodations and competition from offline tour operators, with Tripadvisor refocusing by selling its dining…
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Amadeus Survey Highlights 2026 Challenges for Hotel Leaders: Operational Costs and Digital Transformation at the Forefront
Amadeus conducted a survey involving 500 hotel leaders worldwide, including 100 from the Asia-Pacific region, revealing that rising operational costs and digital transformation challenges are the primary concerns for the industry by 2026. The survey highlighted key guest profiles such as the Empowered Guest (39%), Digital-Savvy Guest (36%), and Peace-of-Mind Guest (36%), with the Asia-Pacific…
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Set-Jetting: The Rising Trend of Screen-Inspired Travel Among Gen Z and Millennials
By 2026, 53% of travelers are expected to show increased interest in “set-jetting,” where they visit destinations featured in movies or TV shows, with 81% of Gen Z and Millennials stating that entertainment influences their travel decisions. This trend presents an opportunity for hotels near filming locations to attract younger travelers by offering themed packages…
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Top 10 Trends Shaping the Future of Travel: AI’s Role and Industry Resilience
PhocusWire’s report for RateHawk, based on a survey of 1,300 professionals, identifies ten key trends in the travel industry, including a positive outlook on AI by 57% of respondents and a willingness by nearly 50% to use AI for tasks like payment follow-up. Challenges such as regulatory changes (27%), financial instability (23%), and customer responsiveness…
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Amadeus Unveils Performance Manager – AI Search: Transforming Hotel Discoverability with Paid AI Recommendations
On June 23, 2026, at HITEC, Amadeus introduced Performance Manager – AI Search, a new tool that allows hotels to pay for enhanced visibility in AI-driven recommendations, shifting discoverability from organic to paid. Initial tests showed that 44.7% of AI-driven visitors accessed the booking engine versus 25.9% from organic search, creating a new revenue stream…
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Mise en tourisme des espaces inexploités : l’Escale Royale fait du partenariat public-privé son modèle
Inaugurée sur l’île de loisirs de Vaires-Torcy, en Seine-et-Marne, la première escale lacustre de l’Escale Royale illustre une équation encore rare en France : ouvrir au tourisme des plans d’eau publics sans artificialiser les sols, en alignant Région, collectivités, financeurs publics et investisseurs privés autour d’un même projet.
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PwC Report Highlights Impact of AI-Ready Guest Data on Hotel Property Valuations
According to PwC’s US Deals report published on June 22, 2026, hotel buyers are increasingly valuing properties based on the quality of their guest data, with hotels possessing clean, AI-ready data commanding higher prices. Despite a slowdown in overall market activity, premium hotel segments like luxury and upscale represented 73% of deals in the past…
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Over 2,000 Spanish Hotels Launch €4 Billion Legal Battle Against Booking.com Over Anticompetitive Practices
More than 2,000 Spanish hotels are taking legal action against Booking.com for anticompetitive commission practices, following a Dutch ruling anticipated after summer 2024. Represented by CCS Abogados and Eskariam, and backed by €50 million from Victory Park Capital, the hotels’ lawsuit, potentially valued at €4 billion, targets parity clauses deemed non-compliant with EU competition law,…