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This article is talking about how the pandemic rush the implementation of robots on the hospitality industry. The robots won't get sick or spread any diseases to any customer and will always be present. This is what could help some hospitality business to overcome the loss of the pandemic's year. It's also talks about how the hospitality robot markets " was value $295.5 in 2020 and is estimate to reach $3.083 by 2030 year.

This article talks about cloud computing and how the pandemic has increased the demand of internet. The demand has came alongside employees working from home, education being brought online and e-commerce activities. Cloud computing is being integrated into businesses because of this flexibility, cost efficiency, and security.

Technology is shifting rapidly and the hospitality and tourism industry is adjusting accordingly. As customers begin to change their way of interacting with business, so must the business. As an example, more customers are becoming familiar with self check out options therefore many companies are adding this service to their stores. Customers are also changing the way they pay for things, like apple pay or google wallet, cash is a rare payment option. So in the restaurant industry tips are now becoming a quicker thoughtless transaction, so digital tips are the norm now. This article will open our eyes to 20 trends that will shape the industry through technology, and this only touches the surface.

The article presented above was published in 2020, making it a perfect example of the speed of technological advancement. Focusing mainly on implementing kiosks in a fast food chain two years ago caused strangeness and resistance among the age group above forty, the pre-computer generation. Nowadays, just two years later, we can see that this technology is a reality mostly in the fast-food market, mainly the big chains, and the theory that the intercommunication between generations would provide a greater acceptance of the older age group has been positive. However, despite the quantitative content of the research being competent, presenting data relevant to the content, we must emphasize two reticences: the research was directed only to the fast-food market, centralizing the study only to a segment of the restaurant market; second, all analysis is based on the South Korean reality, which does not necessarily show a global vision of the theme. Despite the reluctance, the article works as a reflection of how technological evolution has influenced the hospitality market, also serving as an eye-opening for future investments in this tool.

This article is appropriate for those who want to gain historical knowledge of the evolution of Global Distribution Systems (GDS) over the last few decades. The whole history of airlines' creation of the system and how they adapted to insert the computerized reservation system in the 70s. The article offers, through didactic illustrations, the evolution of the system and future perspectives that have been implemented today. Furthermore, offering a brief description of the analog era, the implementation of electronic booking, and how travel agents adapted to new technologies. Overall, it is an excellent source of information that serves as a basis for a better understanding the system's evolution today.

This article gives an overview of information technologies in hospitality and the benefits that come with it. It gives you several information technologies that are being used in hospitality.

Technology has amassed influence in different and dynamic sectors of the economy. Tourism has become the following field that Artificial Intelligence and robotics seem to merge their roles and optimize service and customer experience to evade any current challenges and change the sector. Through a systematic review of AI and robotics as emerging study designs in tourism, radical complementary dimensions to the future of tourism prompt a proactive strategy to make travel arraignments simpler, customized, automated and insightful. As AI allows continuous learning for machines, the introspective field will monetize such knowledge to learn about travellers' behaviours and interests to inclined personal experience. Tourism marketing needs a positive and improved change that will undoubtedly venture into a safe world from the infective Covid-19 pandemic and enhance expertise in applying Robotics and AI. The infrastructure of tourism as a sector with destinations, hotels, and travelling will be endowing the use of AI to prompt it to surpass human performance. Through AI, a wide range of information will be collected, stored and utilized to calibrate the center of satisfaction in the experience shared. Devices such as Virtual Reality, Facial recognition, Chatbots, Google maps, robots, and language translators are set to give the first experience in regulating destinations and facilities and optimizing services within the sector.

Technology and Event Management

As the hospitality industry embraces the need to optimize performance with technology, it, therefore, assigns technology a significant role in its productivity. The article thus engages an appeal of how technology is monetized to aid the success of next-generation hotel sales and event management software. With the alteration of the market to fit and adopt the use of technology, it increases its chances of seizing opportunities to aid in the determination of space utilization, to better capitalize on the in-demand spaces that are available. The suitability of having to compare multiple venues, for cost and suitability aligns with the nature of overcoming the shortcomings of the market. Thus, the article is rudimental in highlighting such cases.

If we begin to look at things through more of a local economy then we will begin to have more responsibility on how we dispose of our e waste. Because we have more of an understanding of how it will directly effect the environment around us.

As technology advances, major shifts are happening within the event industry. Gone are the days of paper and pen registration as RFID chips or tags are issued to attendees for sign in. Event specific apps are loaded right onto the attendees phone enabling them to communicate and be notified of event-related information. Augmented and virtual reality allow attendees to see a product or experience in a whole new way, taking engagement to a whole new level from the pop-up banner stand that used to line trade show booths. All of this technology also allows event organizers to have more access to analytics due to the amount of data that is able to be gathered. As technology grows, so will the engagement of attendees through these new systems.

The article talks about the switch companies are making from in-person to virtual event platforms. With the current pandemic and the increase of remote working, virtual events are gaining in popularity. They are convenient and allow attendees to network and connect with sponsors, performers, and exhibitors digitally. Virtual event platform companies are using the cloud to integrate customizable solutions for clients. They are also engaging in collaborations and strategic partnerships with innovative companies to incorporate new technology solutions such as AI and Deep Learning into their platforms. This technology also enhances data collection from your attendees that businesses and organizations will use to identify consumer sentiment and deliver customized and improved solutions on future events. Vendors will use this data to develop new strategies for technology enhancements and modifications to their virtual content to adapt to businesses' changing needs. This technology isn't just being used in the hospitality industry. End-users in many different sectors such as banking, financial services, healthcare, and academia, are using this technology to stay connected for high profile meetings and share information to provide better research on COVID-19. These businesses are partnering with networking and connectivity providers to gain technical support and collaboration. This will be a trend that will significantly impact events in the hospitality field as it provides convenience for attendees and cost savings for the companies as they do not need to spend on venues, F&B, and hotel accommodations.

This contribution between major event planning companies can really make a difference in the way vendors are found and managed. The new platform will address event planner's concerns and bring new innovative ideas to the sector.

today i want to introduce the event2mobile. it is an industry-leading platform that allows event managers to give attendees a clear understanding, acquire the events information and participate the events through their mobile devices. event2mobile is used by global media groups as well as private events of Fortune 2000 companies across APAC, Europe and North America. people can install this app in their mobile phone. they can create a account and update your personal information in the app. you can invite other friends in this app like facebook. also you can comment the events and give some advises through the app. moreover this app can support the events survey after you attend the events and you can evaluate the events. also, the app provide the location of events and events details. finally, this app can make the guests enter the events more easily.

Event planning is the process of managing a project such as meeting, convention, trade-show, ceremony, etc,.This includes budgeting, establish timelines, food and beverage, developing theme, etc, which is time consuming. Thus, it is important to invest in a technology that support your day to day operations.Investing in a technology as great benefits such as it will save time when using an event management software it automatically records and tabulates data. It also keeps a track of your guests and help to eliminate human errors. A customer relationship management (CRM)platform can be use to keep notes on the guests attending the event. Overall it makes your job more fun. The article focus on the technology trend in event planning such as measuring engagement, facial recognition, viral reality and crowd screening,

Six technologies that can be used for your exhibits, events, trade shows, conferences; we want to make a better experience with our clients and having the event be more interactive is the way to go. Who wants to go to a boring event where you only walk from booth to booth? Interaction is what a lot a in search of and this article helps give you pointers on how to do just that.

I've known about this software since it won the Hotel Tech Report awards for the best Property Management System (PMS) of this year. Worth reading, this page explains all of its functionalities and the benefits that a software like this can offer to hoteliers. It's a great platform to investigate and discover where the present and future of hospitality are going.

Short article discussing the various uses of NFC technology in the hotel industry and its advantages. Very interesting for hoteliers to explore the implementation of new technologies in hotels