data

As the third-party cookie crumbles, hoteliers must learn to collect and utilize data they already have to boost direct bookings and personalize experiences

So, with rising inflation, record-high travel prices, flight disruptions and short-staffed hotels, why are people still traveling?

For all qualifying hotels operating in the State of California, it’s crucially important to keep privacy practices and disclosures up-to-date and compliant

But what are these data sources exactly? What do you need to focus on as you predict demand for your hotel business over the coming year and beyond?

While there is a raft of positive news for the travel industry, we can’t ignore that there are some storm clouds on the horizon

With the reopening of the borders, the demand for Chinese travel has exploded and will surely continue to grow in the coming months

Why should guests give up their personal data? What new experiences and services can guests expect in exchange for their data and loyalty

This New Year, China has finally reopened, with no domestic travel restrictions or quarantine-on-return for international travelers

Accurately forecasting future demand for hotel rooms can help hotels increase revenue in several ways. Here are the most important ones:

As consumers, we are all increasingly experiencing personalisation everyday from all kinds of brands we interact with – Spotify and Netflix, for example