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Hotels that invest early in AI adoption, proactively monitor demand drivers, and rethink labour strategies will be best positioned

For hotels, the real issue is not who builds the smartest model. It is who controls demand at the moment of booking

For hotels, the issue is strategic uncertainty. In Google’s world you broadly know the rules. In the AI world, organic visibility is still opaque

Hotels are seeing modest revenue growth, but margins are tightening. Rising labor costs, shorter lengths of stay, and OTA reliance are eroding profit

AI-driven search, zero-click results, and the rise of “AI Engine Optimization” (AEO) are starting to change the rules for how hotels get found

PMAX is a separate Google Ads campaign type that uses Google’s AI to optimize ad delivery across nearly every part of the Google ecosystem

Although conceptually similar to an API, an MCP functions as a universal standard. It is the native way to connect with AI through assistants

For hotels, that means ensuring your website works seamlessly for everyone who wants to explore, book, or connect with your property

Studies show travelers view more than 100 pages of content before booking. At the same time, most people are not satisfied with current planning tools

Timing is everything. Travellers start to search and book festive stays weeks in advance. The earlier your campaigns go live, the better