Air India, hotel upselling, vacation rental, Cloudbeds, Aromar, Miami, Restbike
Human conversation at the front desk is back at the center of hotel revenue strategy, while Air India receives a $1.1 billion lifeline with strings attached and Spain's Tourism Ministry places an advisor at its Miami office. Three very different fronts that show an industry where the demand for results and talent are again the differentiating variables. Hoteliers who keep relying only on automation to push up ADR are missing the channel that generates the most conversion: the person.
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Startups
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- CloudbedsPlataforma de gestión hotelera que ficha a Aromar Hotels para modernizar tres establecimientos en la Costa Brava.
- RestbikeEmpresa de movilidad sostenible para hoteles que se incorpora como servicio del ITH para impulsar la experiencia del huésped.
- Aimbridge HospitalityEl gigante de la gestión hotelera lanza LIFT, una herramienta de IA para planificar plantillas en tiempo real y evitar picos de falta de personal.
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