#hotel tech

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7 Shocking Hotel Tech Fails & How To Fix Them 🧳😱

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Hotel Automation Solutions – BOTSHOT

BotShot offers the newest technologies to automate hotel operations while enhancing guest satisfaction.

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Touchless Hotel Tech: How Hotel are Preparing For Post Covid Guest Exeperience?

Touchless Hotel Tech: Steps to How Hotel Owner Make Their Hotel Propery to safe and seamless post-covid-19 guest experience. Let us see.

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Venue Management Software - Event Temple

Searching for venue management software that helps to grow business faster? Have a look at Event Temple, the world's most advanced venue management software platform for hotels, wedding venues, clubs, conference centers and more. Get in touch with us.

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The Future of Technology in Hospitality

Sabre technology, one of the world's largest software companies in the travel sector has just released their 2017 Radar Report. The report shows how tech trends like blockchain (used for economic transactions), neural interfaces (based on a direct computation of neural system signals) and space tourism are being adapted to the travel industry.

The Sabre Labs team talks about the current tech trends and predicts how technology will affect the industry in the years ahead.

According to Mark McSpadden, vice president of emerging products and technologies for the Sabre Corporation, “we are in the midst of increasingly rapid and dramatic technological change, poised to revolutionize how and where we travel”.

Here are a few conclusions taken from Sabre’s report:

Blockchain – Considered the new "Internet of Trust,", this is the world's leading software platform for digital assets.

Neural interfaces – When it comes to the mind, there are two challenges that need to be taken into account: getting information out and transferring new information in.

Space Tourism – Space Tourism is not just about the promise of orbiting hotels, but also about developing technologies that will expand our horizons to the rest of the Universe.

"The next generation will see a radical transformation of how we live, work and play," says McSpadden. "We see tremendous opportunities for businesses to start experimenting with and implementing technologies like blockchain, augmented reality and trusted presence to help shape a more seamless, safe and personalized future for travel.", he added.

You can read Sabre’s full report here. Photo by Warren Wong 

GuestU is already thinking about the future and that’s why we developed the GuestU Phone, a mobile phone that offers your guests free internet and voice calls, as well as a curated guide of the city. Some travellers are already adapting to these changes so the industry needs to follow their lead to better serve their needs. 

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Can your accommodation pass this technological test? [QUIZ]

There are a variety of tech resources out there that can help property owners deliver a faster and better service to their guests. Are you taking advantage of these solutions already or is it time to start innovating? Find out how technological your accommodation is in this small quiz we created.

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A little goes a long way

A little goes a long way

A little goes a long way Jade & Velvet host annual FASt Forward Charity Event

On Saturday 2 September 2017, Jade & Velvet hosted their annual charity event at De La Paix, to raise funds for the FASt Forward Fund. This year’s theme was “A little goes a long way” and attendees enjoyed a fun-filled brunch whilst being entertained by popular blues artist Gerald Clark and guest keynote speaker Elsabe…

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Mobile Usage Growth can be an Opportunity for Hoteliers

Mobile apps are becoming an intrinsic part of the hospitality industry. These technological resources can help increase guest satisfaction, but they can often draw more people to online travel agencies, which is already a challenge for hotels trying to promote direct bookings.

Around 25% of people are currently making their online reservations using their mobile phones and most of them are either business travelers or young travelers.

A recent study about Hotel Guest Satisfaction by J.D. Power states that implementing mobile apps and functionalities can highly improve a guest’s experience and have a positive impact on their online reviews.

The study also revealed the hotels with the highest guest satisfaction, which featured JW Marriott and The Ritz-Carlton in the luxury segment, Hilton Garden Inn in the upscale, Wingate by Wyndham in the Midscale and Americas Best Value Inn in Economy, among others.

Membership deals and mobile apps seem to be the way to secure guest’s loyalty and improve guest’s satisfaction. Hoteliers should take every opportunity they have to incentive guests to join their loyalty programs or download their mobile app, presenting them with the benefits of acquiring these services.

Photo by: Kait Loggins