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Cloudbeds, the hospitality management platform powering more reservations and happier guests for lodging businesses around the globe, announces the launch of Passport, its first-ever global user conference. The global online event takes place on October 10, 2023, with three keynote broadcasts for EMEA, Americas, and APAC in the span of 24 hours.
A travel tech debate recently went mainstream on USA Today: if AI and self-service are taking over travel, will everything become a D-I-Y experience? The impact of automation and self-service were hot topics in hospitality circles long before ChatGPT was a thing, but when it gets mainstream coverage, it’s evidently on travelers’ minds.
Innovation is not just a trendy term. For today's lodging properties, innovating through technology is key to balancing operational challenges, such as labor shortages, and meeting modern guest expectations, like contactless services. But where should properties invest?
Having worked as a housekeeper in the past, Luka Berger, Founder & CEO of Flexkeeping, is passionate about bringing technology to properties that are still managing housekeeping using pen and paper. With some hotels either canceling, upselling, or charging for housekeeping, Luka also discusses solutions for forecasting staffing needs, plus the difference between implementing green initiatives vs greenwashing in housekeeping.
Cloudbeds, the hospitality management platform powering more reservations and happier guests for lodging businesses around the globe, today announced it was selected for the inaugural Travel Tech Titans award in the Late Stage Titan ($50M + funding) category. The award recognizes game-changing startups and scale-ups that are redefining the future of travel and hospitality. Cloudbeds was selected for the award from a pool of 200 nominees across 21 countries, representing more than 12,000 employees and with $6.9 billion in funding.