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With hotel technology budgets predicted to hit record highs in 2016, HT editor-in-chief Abigail Lorden, contemplates the importance of hotels differentiating.
Every year, Hospitality Technology magazine seeks to acknowledge lodging leaders who have succeeded in achieving measurable impact on service and operations with forward-thinking tech initiatives.
The 11th annual Hotel Technology Forum focused on the theme of "Service & Technology Collide," and offered attendees three days of networking, educational sessions and workshops to foster peer-to-peer learning and thought-sharing.
The 12th annual HTF combined technology and service to device strategies to navigate the latest innovation and its impact on hospitality. Find out how attendees were learning to "Embrace Disruption" in this HTF 2016 Recap. Sponsored.
The ninth annual Hotel Technology Forum brought together senior executives from across the hotel industry to discuss relevant challenges and opportunities. Discussions centered on how technological advances will play an imperative role as this shift in traveler expectations occurs.
Wrapping up Hospitality Technology magazine's spring event season, editor-in-chief Abigail Lorden, takes a moment to reflect upon key takeaways from MURTEC and Hotel Technology Forum (HTF).
As HT profiles the winners of the 2014 Hotel Visionary Awards, our own editor-in-chief Abigial Lorden offers her take on what it means to be a "visionary."
