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Read → Cendyn argues hotels have plenty of data but lack direction, and AI alone won't fix that without clear prioritization.
Read → A new cost framework argues hoteliers should route tasks between cheap open-weight and premium closed models based on unit economics, not vendor loyalty.
Read → Wholesalers like RateHawk's parent see AI agents as an opportunity, not a threat to their distribution model.
Read → Kollective analyzed 28,600 AI responses across ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and Copilot to see how they recommend boutique hotels in 100 destinations.
Read → AI assistants synthesize reviews into hotel summaries before guests ever see your site. Here's how to take control of that narrative.
Read → Connectivity shifts from neutral infrastructure to AI entry gate. Innspire powers luxury guest apps, 54 industry leaders launch collaborative AI roadmap, Allegiant ends its OTA resistance.
Read → AI in revenue management promises to optimize income, but the real question is different: when the algorithm sets your price, who's accountable if it goes wrong?
Read → Agentic AI assistants are starting to make reservations on behalf of travelers. Hotels now compete against machines, not just other websites.
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