Read in browser Today's Brief Booking.com launches next phase of partner sustainability program - The new program is designed to accelerate progress and certification for lodging partners as the industry increasingly focuses on third-party standards. Oct 29, 2024 • Hospitality Google reportedly developing 'computer-using agent' AI system - Project Jarvis is designed to take control of a web browser to perform tasks for users, such as booking a flight. Oct 29, 2024 • Travel tambourine Welcome to the end of booking engine fees. With Tambourine One, the booking engine is built directly into the website experience, eliminating the fall-off between website and booking engine. And best of all, we don't charge transaction fees or commissions, so hoteliers keep more of their revenue. Learn more Asian hotels adapt to changing Chinese travel patterns - China remains a pivotal factor in the Asia-Pacific region, capable of shifting in many directions and influencing future travel trends. Oct 29, 2024 • Hospitality Sabre to sell GetThere - Travel technology provider Serko will acquire Sabre's online booking platform GetThere as part of a new partnership between the two companies. Oct 29, 2024 • Travel Do hotels still need General Managers in 2024? - The business leaders of the future must be adaptable, data savvy, and able to manage the nuances of human interactions alongside automated systems. Oct 29, 2024 • Hospitality How to prevent fraud in hotels - Hotels can be vulnerable to scams because there are so many ways that scams can operate, from fake booking websites to fraudulent credit card transactions. Oct 29, 2024 • Hospitality ... in case you missed it, our Daily Brief October 25, 2024 Advertising   Contact   Legal   © 2026 Hospitality.today™