Augmented Reality/AR

From improving safety to reducing waste to elevating employee training, there are many reasons why new technologies are highly valuable resources for hoteliers.

Hospitality marketing is now experiential. If sales is about solving someone’s problem, VR and AR have arrived to take things to the next level. 

Denny's designed its AR menu feature to bring the brand to life through a memorable and mouth-watering journey as part of the dining experience.

The advantage of the metaverse is that companies are now able to create immersive and interactive experiences for customers, which potentially makes the metaverse a game changer.

The industry no longer need limit its use of AR/VR to virtual tours.

New technology allows for venues with pre-existing 360° photography of their space to upload it to the metaverse in minutes for social meets.

Here's a new strategy for brand loyalty and more. The metaverse has become the latest tool for restaurants to rebuild their customer base and create new experiences for diners.

Typical onboarding training felt like a waste of time to Jose Azares, so he set out to change the process with the help of immersive, intuitive technology.

Guests can create avatars to explore the Moxy Universe and can scan a designated QR marker to unlock a minimum of five challenges throughout the hotel's guestroom and public spaces to win great prizes.

Shifting digital interactions into persistent shared virtual environments will create a whole new world of opportunity for the industry.

Anantara Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky Amsterdam joins RendezVerse on the Web3 development journey to transform meetings and events.

38% of consumers who already participate in the metaverse or are interested in it would be willing to integrate restaurant purchases into this environment, according to the Paytronix and PYMNTS report.