Bid adieu to 2019 soon… Let’s extend our vision to 2020 hotel technology trends and find out how they will be boon for the changing hospitality industry.
The end number of innovations in technology have now created ripples in the world of hospitality. Today, the hotel operators try not to leave any stone unturned in order to provide an enriching guest experience. This is the reason, why they are inclining towards new, ingenious, and contemporary hotel technology trends that have set alight a blazing fire in the hotel industry.
Now, if your guests have come a long way away from their homes, they are in search of such services that would revamp their traveling and staying experience altogether. Therefore, this blog discusses some of the top & cutting-edge communication and technology trends in hospitality businesses that will rock in 2020. We will see how it will transform the way hotels across the globe do their businesses.
1. Service Automation
Self-service is in style, and it is stepping up continuously. Rather than keep calling to the staff and ask for something, the guests prefer the self-service. And, the technology rewards us the automation tech to get all tasks done easily.
2. Remodeled Guest Applications
Trust me, guys, you will be going to experience a beautiful world of the hospitality industry in 2020. The specialized guests’ applications encompass:
3. SIP-DECT is still Utile (Freedom of Mobility!)
It is a mobility enabling solution that keeps all the moving pieces connected (the devices with the receptionist, concierge, and with the entire hotel staff). This enables them to perform their jobs more effectively regardless of their location. Thus:
So, employee, as well as guest protection, is also covered under this aspect.
4. IoT for Better Control (Mobile Room Key as an Example)
Transforming unintelligent appliances to the smart-tech-enabled devices to proffer more IoT (Internet of Things) perks, as Mobile Room Key and other. Let’s discuss:
5. Room Phone and Mobile Synchronization
Just imagine, you check in to your hotel room and can pair your mobile device with the room phone. Sounds interesting! Wait, the best is yet to come. Let’s see…
It’s true, and even some of the tech-enabled approaches are in the development phase or are active.
6. The Bandwidth Struggle
People and mobile devices are buddies. Irrespective of it’s a leisure trip or the business one, a person loves to carry the devices, like- tablet, laptops, even an e-reader at times. While traveling, the bandwidth issue is common. They can’t connect and have to face the speed challenges.
7. Tech-Equipped Lounges
The legacy public places are transforming into the digital & stylish lounges, where the guests/ customers can engage with the technology on their own terms. Plus, you can also experience:
8. Tech-Equipped Meeting Zones
The current boardroom is far more than that of the limitations of the past. They are tech-enabled and equipped with all HD equipment and cutting-edge technology. Before, it’s got late, make your hotel meeting space compatible with the latest tech that allows:
9. Social Sharing and Listening
Social sharing is accessing social spaces with a free hand. And, this point is functional for both the hotel staff and the guests. How?
10. Voice-Enabled Assistance
If you want to shine among your competitors in 2020 as well, then don’t forget the voice technology. Why?
11. Cultural Immersive Experiences
Improved hotels’ experience is overtaking the hotels’ services. How?
Certainly, the newest trends in hotel technology are powering the guests by setting up an upgraded way of communication. By following these trends, the hoteliers would be completely able to unlock the potential of the hospitality sector. Undoubtedly, they offer an enriching experience to their guests and crave a name for themselves in the hotel industry, in the present as well as in the future too!
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