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AI monitoring helps Marriott Hotels to slash food waste

The company has reduced food waste by 25% across multiple European locations using AI monitoring systems Oct 3, 2024 Winnow’s technology collects data on food consumption and waste, providing real-time…

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How AI and automation can support sustainable hotel operations

AI will quietly transform sustainability in the hospitality industry, bringing subtle improvements behind the scenes rather than making a grand entrance Oct 2, 2024 It’s interesting to note that the…

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2025 will be the year of the Travel Maximizer

Hilton’s 2025 Trends Report highlights the merging of work and play, relaxation and adventure, and solitude and connection Oct 2, 2024 “Today’s travelers don’t just want to choose their own…

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A tale of two holidays

According to PwC’s Holiday Outlook, shoppers are expected to spend an average of $1,638 on gifts, travel and entertainment this holiday season, a 7% increase from 2023 Oct 2, 2024…

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Cendyn acquires Knowland

Integrated hospitality solutions leader dives deeper into group sales, meetings, and events in its latest acquisition Oct 2, 2024 Cendyn has acquired Knowland, the US-based leader in data-as-a-service intelligence on…

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Hype vs. reality: How fast is generative AI changing travel?

Phocuswright highlights a significant divide surrounding AI, making it difficult to fully understand the technology’s evolution Oct 2, 2024 “On the one hand, AI is the most rapidly evolving technology…

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Open Letter

📊 High-profile leaders featured include Alexandre Lebrun, CEO of Nabla; André Martins, VP of AI Research at Unbabel; Aureliusz Górski, Founder & CEO of CampusAI; Börje Ekholm, President & CEO of Ericsson; Benedict Macon-Cooney, Chief Policy Strategist at Tony Blair Institute; and Daniel Ek, Founder and CEO of Spotify, among others, representing fields like AI, technology, policy, and commerce. These individuals hold pivotal roles at their respective organizations, influencing tech and AI sectors.

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Yes, there are too many hotel brands. Who cares. – HOTELSMag.com

🏨 Hyatt Hotels Corporation owns both Park Hyatt and Thompson Hotels. Procter & Gamble owns 80 brands including Gain detergent, Tide, and Ariel. The lodging industry often grapples with the question of whether there are too many hotel brands, though companies like Accor boast more than 50. Dr. Chekitan S. Dev from Cornell University highlights the importance of brand differentiation, suggesting the best brands cater specifically to their niche audience.

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