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#hoteltech #crm #productmanagement #guestexperience #datadriven #hospitality #personalization #dailypoint | Alexander Knoedel 🛡️
The most expensive thing in hospitality isn’t bad service. It’s guest data that goes absolutely nowhere. As a Product Manager at dailypoint™, I see this pattern all the time: Hotels collect endless data, but only a tiny fraction ever makes it to the guest in a meaningful way. That’s why I created the infographic below…
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Key Takeaways What is ChatGPT advertising? ChatGPT advertising is OpenAI’s upcoming monetization strategy that will display sponsored content within the platform, expected to roll out by February 2026 and projected to generate nearly $25 billion in revenue by 2029. How much will ChatGPT ads cost advertisers? ChatGPT ads will operate on an impression-based model at…
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ChatGPT Advertising: Inside Your (And OpenAI’s) Next Revenue Channel
Update [December 2025]: A recent leak shows that ChatGPT ads are likely coming in the near future. The leak, for the beta version of the ChatGPT app for Android, showed “ad-related code” mentioning things like “ads feature,” “search ad,” and “search ads carousel.” This indicates that OpenAI may be testing the integration of ads in…
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Tripadvisor & OTA Apps in ChatGPT This can’t be the path forwards. 1. Why would I want to browse around a specific OTA within my ChatGPT window? The whole point is that my AI can see across… | Christian Watts
Tripadvisor & OTA Apps in ChatGPT This can’t be the path forwards. 1. Why would I want to browse around a specific OTA within my ChatGPT window? The whole point is that my AI can see across everything. If I want to browse Tripadvisor I could just go to…. Tripadvisor. 2. It doesn’t really work…
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The next chapter for Tripadvisor Group is anchored in three priorities: strengthening our lead in experiences, evolving with the emerging AI-led travel landscape, and leaning into what has always set… | Matt Goldberg
The next chapter for Tripadvisor Group is anchored in three priorities: strengthening our lead in experiences, evolving with the emerging AI-led travel landscape, and leaning into what has always set us apart — the trusted insight of hundreds of millions of travelers. That future is becoming clearer every day. Despite macro uncertainties, our experiences business…
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#luxuryhospitality #brandstrategy #experiencedesign #emotionalhospitality #behaviouralscience #guestexperience #hotelstrategy | Oliver Corrin
Prada just said what hospitality needs to hear. At The Business of Fashion VOICES event, Prada Group CEO Andrea Guerra said something that cut through the noise of luxury pricing: “If I’m not able to sell you an emotion, then we discuss pricing. If we discuss pricing, then I’ve failed on the first part.” He…
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Seven travel trends set to define 2026
How next year’s tourism will reflect deeper shifts in priorities — from beauty and food to mountains and meaning Dec 3, 2025 Travelers heading into 2026 are shifting away from conventional holidays and embracing more personal, purposeful, and experience-rich journeys. According to the report from Skyscanner that underpins the article, this means trips shaped not…
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MCP, the bridge that will allow hotels to compete in the era of AI assistants and LLMs | Pablo Delgado Díaz-Pache
MCP is building the future of hotel-to-traveler connections powered by AI. The opportunity is even bigger than most realize. * Direct bridge between hotel systems and AI assistants * Reliable, real-time data instead of scattered online information * A smoother guest journey from discovery to booking * Immediate value for repeat guests who skip the…
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This Travel Tuesday, imagine the airport of the future
Flying taxis, biometrics, AI, and more —Edited by Esther Chung, editor, Atlanta This email contains information about McKinsey’s research, insights, services, or events. By opening our emails or clicking on links, you agree to our use of cookies and web tracking technology. For more information on how…
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Anticipating the Surge: How Hospitality America is Positioning for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
When FIFA announced that North America would host the 2026 World Cup—describing it as “the largest World Cup in history”—the hospitality sector began preparing for a seismic shift in travel patterns across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Sixteen host cities are expected to see extraordinary visitor influx, new booking behaviors, and intense rate compression.…
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