Sleep tourism is trending, with AI-equipped hotel beds

Sleep is a top priority for travelers and hotels are bringing more attention to this quintessential hotel experience

Jan 31, 2023

Sleep tourism is among a number of travel trends predicted to sweep the industry in 2023, including the rise of swanky airport lounges, upscale all-inclusive resorts, artist-owned hotels, and psychedelic wellness retreats.

For those interested in sleep tourism, here are eight other hotels around the world where you can have a top-quality sleep experience.

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