HCN to Showcase AI-Powered In-Room Tablets at The Hospitality Show
🏨 The 2024 Customer Engagement Technology Study forecasts AI's significant impact on travel and hospitality, enhancing guest services and personalizing experiences. Hotel Communication Network (HCN) introduces AI-powered Navigator 2.0 tablets, with voice command services in multiple languages. At The Hospitality Show in San Antonio, the AI Concierge named AiMe, using natural language processing, is showcased at Booth #1755. 57% of guests prefer voice-controlled room environments; 48% would use it to request services, 47% favor a chatbot for inquiries. Hotel operators aim for technology that boosts guest loyalty (80%), employee productivity (76%), and safety (68%). HCN's DineIN program can increase revenue by 20-30%, with a net gain of over $10 per room per month, and Guest Choice can reduce labor costs by 5% ($15-$30 per room). Digitalization also saves on printing costs and generates additional advertising revenue.
Share