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Aug 24Mon
  1. Hotel Dive Feed

    How hotels can adapt to the evolving AI search landscape

    As travelers increasingly use artificial intelligence for trip planning, hotels must consider impacts on visibility and distribution strategy, writes Operto CEO Tim Major. Travelers describe trips in terms of mood, purpose, and experience, and AI turns that into a shortlist almost instantly. In the traditional search model, signals like rankings, impressions, and click-through rates were visible; in the age of AI, that visibility disappears. Hotels are being judged in a system they can't observe. Vague positioning gets filtered out; a hotel clearly designed for a specific guest type becomes easier to match. AI introduces a new kind of intermediary that shapes demand. If a hotel is mischarac…

Aug 23Sun
  1. BCD Travel RSS

    Improve Travel Intelligence and Visibility

    BCD Travel emphasizes that resilient travel programs need visibility and intelligence. Visibility understands current situations; intelligence helps anticipate change, evaluate options, and respond quickly. Practices include real-time traveler tracking, proactive travel monitoring, market monitoring, destination risk intelligence, data-driven insights, and automated workflows. Intelligence extends beyond traveler safety to supplier performance and market shifts.

Aug 4Tue
  1. Hospitality Technology

    Your Hotel Is Invisible on LLMs, But Not for the Reason You Think

    A benchmark study by Americas Great Resorts (AGR) reveals serious issues with AI engines recommending hotels. The study tracked 824 recommendations across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Mode in six major U.S. markets, finding that AI recommendations are highly concentrated, with an average of just five hotels taking half of all recommendations. More critically, AI recommendations include closed hotels, such as the demolished Mandarin Oriental in Miami. The study indicates that AI search relies on document authority rather than entity facts, leading to stale information. It suggests hotel IT and marketing co-own data governance to optimize public entity records.

Jun 10Wed
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Hotel Distribution Pushes Beyond Traditional Channels

    Shiji's 2026 Hotel Distribution Technology Chart shows hotel distribution evolving to a 'bookable everywhere' paradigm, adding categories like AI discovery and visibility, AI-powered booking enablement, multi-location marketing, maps, and social messaging. A report found only about 16% of global hotel supply is visible in AI-generated search responses.

Apr 1Wed
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Drifter targets AI discovery gap with visibility platform for destinations

    Startup Drifter has launched Currents, an AI visibility analytics platform that helps destination marketing organizations (DMOs), hotels, and attractions monitor how they appear across AI platforms such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. The platform runs real traveler queries to analyze whether a place gets mentioned, what sources AI cites, and how it stacks up against competitors. Drifter also offers Dock, an embeddable on-domain AI layer that captures traveler intent data. Paid tiers start at $4,999 per year.

Jun 29Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Your Risk of Risk Is on the Rise. See How Intelligence Can Keep It Under Control

    SAP Concur blog discusses how intelligent technologies help control spend risk. Employees have more spending options, and traditional cost containment struggles. The Intelligent Enterprise uses ML, AI, and IoT to provide visibility, focus, and agility, unifying spend views, improving compliance, optimizing employee experience, and providing flexible tools.

  3. SAP Concur Blog

    There's a Hole in My Data! Plug These Finance Gaps With Automation

    This SAP Concur blog post highlights that manual processes create blind spots in financial data, with 81% of finance leaders lacking complete visibility over T&E and invoice spend. Automation improves visibility, controls the second largest expenditure, speeds supplier payments, and ensures policy compliance. It cites SAP Concur processing nearly 124.6 million expense claims and 58.7 million travel bookings in 2017.

  4. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur: See Your Spend Clearly to Control Your Future

    SAP Concur published a blog post emphasizing that companies can better prepare for future disruptions by controlling spend. The article notes that travel and expense is typically a company's second-largest line item, but issues like leakage, hidden spend, and non-compliant spending exist. By improving spend visibility, companies can adapt more quickly to challenges and opportunities. The article also covers using AI and machine learning to monitor compliance, and solutions like mobile tools for automatic mileage tracking and receipt uploads.