Oaky launches integration with HiJiffy, the conversational communication platform for hotels, to enable seamless upsells across a wide range of messaging platforms.
Outrigger selects Annette, The Virtual Hotel Agent
Bella is the hospitality industry’s first AI-powered voice assistant, purpose-built to reduce fixed-labor costs with a distinct human touch.
Tech-based teams are hospitality’s future
The pandemic is over, but its effects are not. In its wake the hotel industry is mired by labor shortages, supply chain issues, inflation, revenge travel surges, new guest demands and the possibility of another great recession on the horizon.
eLearning with Artificial Intelligence – a new way of digital education
The principal advantage of AI is that it can be trained to carry out a large list of activities in a personalized fashion. It is a universal solution to gain tools to optimize their routine, enhance productivity, improve accessibility and scale the processes to suit the individual requirements of learners and educators.
Travel Outlook introduces Annette, the virtual hotel agent
Annette provides instant guest service while reducing fixed labor expense.
Does AI have a place in the travel industry?
Why AI Technology has Failed the Hospitality Industry – Thus Far.
easyJet holidays employs intelligent personalisation
Leading holiday company uses bd4travel’s AI technology to enhance digital performance.
Using data and AI to drive tourism’s sustainable recovery
As tourism restarts around the world, Telefonica deepens its collaboration with the United Nations specialized agency to advance market intelligence in order to accelerate the sector’s recovery from the impact of COVID-19.
Artificial Intelligence: Improve customer experience in your hospitality business
Find out how AI can improve the hotel service and dramatically enhance the guest experience in a short time during this technological revolution that our industry is just beginning to enter.
Best practices in 2020: Simple guide to hotel marketing
To gain a competitive edge, hotel brands must add “experience” to the marketing strategy. Here’s all your need to know.
