21 Key Technology Trends Emerging in the Travel Industry in 2026
Technology is crucial to the tourism and travel industry, helping businesses with day-to-day operations while improving the customer experience. For this reason, hotels, airlines, restaurants, and other companies must keep up with the latest technology trends within the travel industry. In this article, you can learn more about the new travel tech trends of 2026. Table of Contents: What is Travel Technology? Why Should You Keep Up With the Latest Tourism & Travel Technology Trends?
10 Valuable Tips to Manage Your Hotel Career
Hotel careers can be rewarding, challenging, and varied. Yet, regardless of whether you are seeking an entry-level job to get your foot in the door, or hoping to take the next step up the career ladder, there are certain things you can do to maximize your chances of finding a job. In this post, you will find some valuable tips to help you on your way. Table of Contents: Hotel Careers: 10 Tips to Find
20 City Marketing Strategies to Attract More Travelers in 2026
Effective city marketing strategies can assist local governments, tourist boards, hotels, travel companies, and other businesses by helping to attract more travelers to the city in question. In this article, you will learn more about city marketing, what it entails, and some of the main techniques that can help you boost tourism in 2026. Table of Contents: What is City Marketing? Why is City Marketing Useful and Important? What is the Difference Between City and
Robots in the Travel Industry: 20 Real-World Examples
One of the most exciting technological developments within the travel industry in recent years has been the increased prevalence of robots, with examples ranging from text-based chatbots and front desk robotic assistants to security robots and robotic travel cases. This article takes a closer look at how robots transform tourism, providing 20 real-world examples of their use and examining some pros and cons. Table of Contents: Understanding Robots Applications of Robots Within the Travel Industry
Google Maps and the Future of Experience Distribution
For years, hospitality businesses have invested heavily in making hotels, restaurants, and attractions discoverable across Google Search and Google Maps. Yet one important category of travel experiences remained largely absent from this ecosystem: premium on-water activities. That is beginning to change. As experience providers join Google's travel ecosystem, hospitality businesses can rethink how they market local experiences, boost ancillary revenue, and meet guests' expectations for seamless trip planning. The shift is bigger than a new distribution channel. It reflects a broader transformation in how travelers discover, evaluate, and book experiences before they even arrive at their destination. The Guest Journey
How Can Hotels Stay Competitive Without Slashing Last-Minute Rates?
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel In markets where last-minute rates are often dropped, what pricing strategy will help keep hotels competitive without jeopardising long-term revenue goals? (Question by Mariska van Heemskerk) Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Tamie Matthews - Revenue, Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYou Massimiliano Terzulli - International Business Developer, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Tanya Hadwick - Group Revenue & Yield Leader, SunSwept Resorts
How Personal Branding Can Help Drive Hotel Sales Revenue?
Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel Why is personal branding essential for hospitality sales professionals to build strong client relationships and drive B2B revenue? (Question by Cory Falter) Our Marketing Expert Panel Cory Falter - Partner, Lure Agency Pablo Torres - Hotel Consultant Moriya Rockman - Chief of Marketing, Smiling House Luxury Global Michael J. Goldrich - Founder & Chief Advisor, Vivander Ask Our Panel a
How Hotels Integrate Music and Art for Memorable Guest Experiences
Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel How have hotels innovatively integrated music and art to enrich the guest experience, and how can these experiences be marketed to maximum advantage? (Question proposed by Moriya Rockman.) Our Marketing Expert Panel Moriya Rockman - Chief
Strategic Logistics Management for the Denver Hospitality Market
A visitor's weekend involves multiple hospitality touchpoints: hotel check-in, conference attendance, group dining, entertainment, and departure coordination. Each transition creates potential friction or an opportunity for excellence. The difference? Strategic logistics management that connects these experiences into one cohesive journey. Denver's hospitality market has evolved beyond isolated operations. Hotels, event
How Los Angeles Hotels Are Redefining Executive Transportation
Guest experience does not begin at check-in or end at checkout. For executive travelers, mobility is part of the stay, shaping how smoothly business trips unfold and how hotels are remembered afterward. In cities like Los Angeles, where distance, traffic, and timing add friction, transportation plays an outsized role in