Articles tagged “travel technology”

Accor's chief digital officer, Alix Boulnois, has been boosting the hotel giant's tech game. Her detailed data covers how any hotel company could use tech to drive loyalty, sell subscriptions, and distribute rooms.

Dozens of airlines have been creating alternatives to traditional interline agreements, selling fares on other airlines or railways. A few factors appear to be driving more of these deals.

Panasonic Avionics has introduced a range of new 4K OLED monitors for First and Business Class cabins, with United having recently announced that they plan to install the system on…

The startup Techsembly performs a neat trick in letting luxury hotel brands like The Peninsula sell gift cards to boost upsells without creating a downmarket vibe. No wonder it caught Sabre's eye.

Advanced AI is expected to allow travel companies to provide a higher level of personalization than ever, and there's big value in that. 

Most of the attention around generative AI and travel has been around consumer products, but more business-to-business companies are using it too.

Today is the slowest pace of innovation the travel and hospitality industry will ever experience again. Companies need their people — in the right structure and supported by the right processes — to harness the next generation of business technology capabilities. Download the 2023 Digital Transformation Report From Skift and Amazon Web Services to find out how you can change the way your organization does business and future-proof your ability to succeed.

Through its extensive research and advocacy efforts, the American Resort Development Association (ARDA) has played a pivotal role in shaping today's timeshare experience, enhancing its flexibility and accessibility while paving the way for a promising future.

A lot of generative AI-based travel planning and booking tools are coming out. Which ones will last?

As we navigate a world transformed by technology, the hospitality industry stands at a crossroads. Success hinges not solely on adopting digital solutions, but on personalizing them with the human touch, blurring the lines between the digital and tangible realms. The challenge for hospitality leaders is clear: adopt, adapt, and excel.