Outdated payments hold back your hotel's extra revenue
Read → Outdated, fragmented payment systems in hotels are not just a hassle, they're costing direct revenue from services beyond the room. Integrated tech is the fix.
Tourists Who Barely Leave the Hotel: The Maspalomas Case
Read → Authorities in the Canaries have spotted unusual behavior in southern Gran Canaria: guests who stay in the resort and barely go out. A new trend?
TAP privatization with Lufthansa and Air France-KLM, Civitatis in ChatGPT and Claude, and AI distribution
Read → Portugal negotiates TAP sale with two airline giants while Civitatis leads AI distribution.
Check24 accused of misleading advertising by German agencies
Read → The VUSR association denounces Check24 for a campaign that, they say, misleads when comparing travel prices. Watch out, the online giant is no stranger to these controversies.
Volotea, Hyatt, Bless Collection, funding and expansion
Read → Volotea seeks funding to avoid dissolution, Hyatt and Bless Collection present new initiatives.
Air India fires commander who flew under influence
Read → The pilot allegedly caused a sudden altitude loss that injured 20. The airline responded with immediate dismissal.
The rich are skipping summer for European fallcations
Read → High-spending US travelers are trading July for October. Fallcations extend Europe's season and open a window for those who adapt their offer.
Saudi Arabia's incredible way of doing theme parks
Read → Mohammed bin Salman and Macron agree on three theme parks near Paris with €6 billion investment. Saudi Arabia exports entertainment while we just watch.
roommaster unveils rebuilt hotel platform in Miami, bets on RevPAG
Read → roommaster shows its rebuilt cloud-native PMS at Independent Hotel Show Miami and pushes RevPAG for independents.
AI That Books by Chat Just Shamed the Travel Industry
Read → Instinct, an assistant that promises to book and rebook trips from a text thread, has hit the nail on the head: what's the point of claiming frictionless experience when customers still fight endless menus?