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Technology in Hotels – Interview Klaus Hofmann
Technology plays an increasing role in everyday life. Thus, to which extent does the requirements of… [more]
More from HITEC 2011
Now Hitec 2011 is over. What comes to mind - after a mind-numbing 20 hour trip back home? Hitec is… [more]
Hitec should be everywhere
First two days of HITEC 2011 in Austin already gone and there is just one word to describe it: amazing! This… [more]
ITB 2011 – some more impressions
Some more impressions from ITB 2011 ITB world travel trends report was presented by IPK - lots of… [more]
Technology in Hotels – Interview Klaus Hofmann
Technology plays an increasing role in everyday life. Thus, to which extent does the requirements of hotels change? Hotels are not entirely excluded, on the contrary, the technological change affects hotels in various fields. Even if the extraordinary location and pristine nature of the Seewinkel is our USP we have to ensure that for example, [...]
More from HITEC 2011
Now Hitec 2011 is over. What comes to mind – after a mind-numbing 20 hour trip back home? Hitec is really big – 4700+ attendees. As I said the other day, Hitec should be everywhere. Educational sessions are predominantly good. Especially the closing session with Scott Klososky is worth mentioning – a real added value [...]
Hitec should be everywhere
First two days of HITEC 2011 in Austin already gone and there is just one word to describe it: amazing! This is truly the single most important gathering of hospitality IT professionals on this planet. Great educational sessions (just to mention one: “Real world guest room technology” with Mike Blake from Hyatt, really smart guy), [...]
ITB 2011 – some more impressions
Some more impressions from ITB 2011 ITB world travel trends report was presented by IPK – lots of good news, especially from Asia. Economy and travel is soaring. More or less every hotelier I talked to told me about strong pipelines with new projects in most of the emerging markets. For more details have a [...]
