The travel industry, digested. Curated opinion on hotels, airlines, OTAs and travel-tech.
Read → Skift reviews summer travel launches. Its take: exceptional service is about judgment, not luxury.
Read → Airlines and other travel companies are using AI agents that retain context and act on customer signals to turn the time between trips into a revenue channel, per Skift.
Read → Otel AI's new video shows a platform that plugs into your PMS, RMS and POS to automate reporting. It claims clients save 20+ hours weekly.
Read → Conditioned cash for Air India, the value of human upselling, STR model in shrinking places and the change in Spain's Miami tourism office.
Read → Kloutit uses AI to automate chargeback defense and only charges when it recovers funds. Its seed round was backed by the CEOs of Stayforlong, Atrápalo, Destinia, and ByeTravel.
Read → Lighthouse introduces Ernest Crews: small AI specialist teams that implement commercial AI in hotels within 30 days. Let's see what's behind the hype.
Read → Aromar Hotels & Restaurants selects Cloudbeds as its management system for the next growth phase. What this means for hotel tech and why legacy PMS is losing ground.
Read → Airlines can't rely on passenger growth alone. Emirates redesigns its offer to fish for the traveler who spends more.
Read → As hotel brands scale and standards spread, the GM's opinion is the only thing left that truly differentiates a luxury property. Why playing it safe no longer cuts it.
Read → OYO's autonomous agent lands with no accountability manual right before its IPO. Meanwhile, a Toronto hotel shows tech can help cut OTA dependency from 100% to 10%.
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