Hotels are getting AI wrong, says Mews - A reactive approach to AI risks weakening hotel control over distribution, guest relationships, and long-term profitability.
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Navan’s growth strategy raises questions for hotel partners - AI-driven recommendations and incentives may reshape supplier relationships and pricing dynamics.
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