Trends and Technology in Hospitality
Here are 6 tech trends for the hospitality industry to keep in mind in 2014 that follow themes of personalization, integration, and ease of access.
Here are 6 tech trends for the hospitality industry to keep in mind in 2014 that follow themes of personalization, integration, and ease of access.
Tripoto has taken a crowdsourced approach to creating itineraries and also focuses on providing the best tools for travel bloggers to create those itineraries.
Let’s take a look at Milan, Vienna and Madrid, three of the biggest winter hotspots in Europe, and how they’re faring in terms of online marketing and social media.
Adelaide has been chosen as one of the world’s top 10 cities to visit in 2014 by travel guide publisher, Lonely Planet. The only Australian city to be listed, South Australia’s capital is ranked ninth on the list included in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2014 guide.
“Millennial” travelers – defined as those between 18 and 30 years old – have sharply different business and leisure travel habits and expectations than do their older peers, according to a global study released by Expedia.com® and Egencia®.
Mobile-friendly websites are truly perfect for busy travelers who are always “on the go.” Here are some of the most user-friendly hotel-finding mobile websites to book your vacation in London.
As millions baby boomers retire, they will become the largest purchasing demographic for hotels, lodging, restaurants, transportation, and entertainment.
Learn how one destination is rockin’ Social Media! The Lake Charles/Southwest Louisiana CVB provided first-hand insight on how to manage social media effectively.
There’s more than one way to become a billionaire in the hospitality industry. In fact, here’s how five of the richest hotel tycoons got their start.