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Sep 16Wed
  1. Hospitality Technology

    Amadeus Partners with HyperGuest to Modernize Direct Hotel Contracting and Leisure Distribution

    Amadeus announced new hotel distribution capabilities powered by cloud-native connectivity provider HyperGuest, expanding its Amadeus Leisure Connect Plus and Amadeus Value Hotels platforms. The integration uses HyperGuest as an underlying connectivity engine to interface with over 150 channel managers via real-time APIs, eliminating manual workflows for private hotel contracts, and adds 15,000 directly sourced independent hotel properties into the Amadeus Value Hotels net-rate merchant program. It also enables travel sellers to package and retail room add-ons such as breakfast, spa services, parking, and late check-out through private rate channels, and normalizes rate plans, property attr…

Sep 14Mon
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus delivers new hotel distribution capabilities with HyperGuest

    Amadeus announced two new hotel distribution capabilities, available through Amadeus Leisure Connect Plus and Amadeus Value Hotels, powered by a strategic connectivity with HyperGuest. Leisure Connect Plus helps travel sellers digitally manage and distribute their own private hotel agreements within the Amadeus Travel Platform, with a single connection accessing 150+ channel managers via real-time APIs to automate rate and availability updates. The HyperGuest connectivity adds 15,000 directly sourced independent properties to Amadeus Value Hotels and provides richer, more granular content including rate plan information, property attributes and optional services.

Sep 2Wed
  1. Hospitality Technology

    Choice Hotels Partners with Google for Native Booking in AI Mode in Search

    Choice Hotels has partnered with Google as an early launch partner for hotel booking in AI Mode in Search. U.S. travelers can state preferences in natural language, view visual comparisons, loyalty redemption costs, and complete reservations via Google Pay without leaving Search. The integration leverages Choice's cloud migration, signaling a shift from brand websites to agentic search APIs.

Sep 1Tue
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…

Jul 21Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Research: Tours most prepared for AI search, but industry lags

    Obvlo audit found less than a quarter of travel brands are AI-ready. Tours scored highest with average 52, followed by OTAs 43, DMOs 38, hotels 31, and airlines 27. Europe leads with 35% AI-ready, APAC 21%, Americas only 12%. 85% of brands had at least one significant failure, most commonly missing FAQ markup. Obvlo recommends adding FAQ schema, structured data, llms.txt, etc.

Mar 12Thu
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Short-term rental sector bets on AI search to drive direct bookings

    The short-term rental sector is on the cusp of a shift driven by AI search, but key players are uncertain how it will disrupt traditional booking patterns. LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude are jostling for position, and Google is experimenting with AI-mode ads. Experts advise acting now and hedging bets. Data shows AI search traffic is still small but growing fast. For example, Forge Holiday Group sees 7% of traffic from AI, and Pass the Keys estimates zero-click results contribute 8-10%. Many operators have low direct booking shares, but AI may present opportunities.