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The 39-day commission wait isn’t Onyx. It’s hotels not funding.
Rocco Forte now pays advisors within 48 hours of processing. That leg already took a few days. The other five weeks sit in hotel accounting — and ASTA has said it will name the late payers. Jul 17, 2026 by Markus Busch The news. Rocco Forte Hotels has put its commission payments through Sion, a…
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Corporate bookings up 11%, spend up 21%. The gap is where your rate lives.
Navan’s half-year figures show corporate hotel bookings rising and spend per trip rising faster still — the traveler your negotiated rate was written against is not the one checking in Jul 17, 2026 by Markus Busch Driving the news. Corporate travelers booked 11.1% more domestic hotel nights and 9.8% more international ones in the first…
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Hotel connectivity stopped being plumbing
Within a day of each other, Expedia and RateHawk reframed connectivity as the condition for competing in hotel distribution — and the control hotels say they won’t give up is the price of entry Jul 17, 2026 by Markus Busch Add the property, load the rates, wait for the bookings. Connectivity, for most of its…
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Exploring AI Strategies for Future Urban Travel: The 2050 City Newsletter for Industry Leaders
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Unveiling Reader Engagement: Insights from a Comprehensive Analysis of Web Traffic and Digital Subscriptions at a Major Metropolitan Newspaper
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Obituary: Tech Visionary David Potter, Creator of Psion Pocket Computers, Passes Away
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From Royal Courts to Winter Treats: The Smuggling Tale Behind Strawberries
In 1712, Louis XIV sent a spy to Chile to smuggle native white-berried strawberry plants, which were then bred with European red berries by royal gardeners, offering the French royal court exclusive access to ripe strawberries in winter. This historical effort highlights the lengths to which the French monarchy went to secure exotic produce, blending…
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Starbucks Leverages Artificial Intelligence to Develop In-House Tools, Aiming to Replace Third-Party Software
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University of Chicago Law School Implements New Policy Restricting AI Use in Legal Education
The University of Chicago Law School has implemented a new policy concerning the use of artificial intelligence in teaching law, as announced this week. The policy, highlighted by the headline “AI strategy bans,” signifies restrictions or guidelines on the utilization of AI tools and technology within the educational framework, aiming to address potential challenges and…
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ChatGPT has a new ad format specifically for ecommerce. It looks like sponsored products on Amazon – a product title, price and star rating. Those ads still appear at the bottom of the conversation… | Juozas Kaziukėnas
ChatGPT has a new ad format specifically for ecommerce. It looks like sponsored products on Amazon – a product title, price and star rating. Those …
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