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Key Digital Trends in the Tourism and Travel Industry in 2025

It is important for hotel owners and other business leaders operating in the travel industry to keep up with the latest digital trends. Failure to do so can result in rivals gaining a competitive advantage and negatively impacting the customer experience, potentially harming your reputation. In this article, you will learn about six of the most important digital trends that those in the tourism industry must be aware of and adapt to if they will

Hotel Check-in Timing and Process Explained

Hotel check-in timing refers to when guests can check into a room or check out after their stay. It's often best to consider it as a window where staff and guests can align their needs. The timing is important to guests because it can limit or control their schedule. At the same time, it's important to hoteliers as it allows for housekeeping, guest satisfaction, and overall management of a property. In this article, you'll learn

21 Hot Digital Trends in the Tourism Industry

The tourism industry is constantly evolving as new digital technology emerges. In this article, we explore some of the digital trends that are going to be most significant in the industry throughout the next year: from virtual reality, which is changing the booking process, to augmented reality, which is enhancing the in-person experience, to artificial intelligence, which is fundamentally changing customer service. Table of Contents: 21 Hot Digital Trends for the Tourism Industry 1. Artificial

Can Metrics from Other Industries Bring Value to Hospitality?

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: Is there value to be had in introducing metrics from other industries into hospitality? Do you think they have a place in Hotel Revenue Management? (Question by Pablo Torres)  Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Pablo Torres - Hotel Consultant Dr. Betsy Stringam-Bender - Professor of Hotels & Resorts, New Mexico State University Alenka Litherland-McMahon - Managing Director, Hotel Revenue Services Limited

How an RMS Sets You Up for Success in Low Season

For seasonal properties, the low season isn’t just downtime—it’s the perfect opportunity to prepare for future success. Implementing a Revenue Management Solution (RMS) during this period allows you to maximize revenue and hit the ground running when guests start booking again. Here’s how. What Is an RMS and Why Does It Matter? A Revenue Management System is your go-to partner for smarter pricing and inventory decisions. It analyzes data, monitors market trends, and optimizes room rates so you can maximize revenue in any season. And the best part? It works even when your doors are closed. Why the Low Season

Tipping Hotel Housekeeping; What is the Standard?

Tipping hotel housekeeping staff involves leaving a small amount of money for the individual employees who clean your hotel room. It is a great way to show appreciation and can help staff who often have a low base wage. Understanding the standard for tipping housekeeping staff is important because it is an area of anxiety for guests. Many guests want to leave a tip, but fear leaving too little or too much. In this article,

How to Lead with Data: Transforming Hotel Group and Meeting Bookings through Analytics

Data is the backbone of modern hospitality and relying on outdated, fragmented systems can be a recipe for disaster, especially in managing group and meeting bookings. If your hotel is not harnessing the full potential of integrated data management, you are jeopardizing the guest experience. Disjointed platforms can lead to miscommunications, missed opportunities and operational chaos. By leveraging analytics, you can streamline operations, make informed decisions, and provide exceptional experiences for meeting organizers and participants.

Hotel Check-in Timing and Process Explained

Hotel check-in timing refers to when guests can check into a room or check out after their stay. It's often best to consider it as a window where staff and guests can align their needs. The timing is important to guests because it can limit or control their schedule. At

21 Hot Digital Trends in the Tourism Industry

The tourism industry is constantly evolving as new digital technology emerges. In this article, we explore some of the digital trends that are going to be most significant in the industry throughout the next year: from virtual reality, which is changing the booking process, to augmented reality, which is enhancing

Can Metrics from Other Industries Bring Value to Hospitality?

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: Is there value to be had in introducing metrics from other industries into hospitality? Do you think they have a place in Hotel Revenue Management? (Question by Pablo Torres)  Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Pablo Torres

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