These favorite apps, curated by our Marketing Advisory Board, reflect a diverse range of tools and platforms that support productivity, entertainment, and daily living. From knowledge management to travel solutions, this list highlights the apps and tech* our experts rely on.
The Curate 2025 event brought together industry leaders to explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and how to move beyond the hype to achieve meaningful results.
According to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, 21% of them report they will travel more in the U.S. in the coming year, and 7% will travel more internationally, because of the results of the 2024 presidential election. Exclusive insight for HSMAI from Amir Eylon, President and CEO of Longwoods International.
Excerpt from the HSMAI & Milestone Whitepaper “Top Digital Trends for Hospitality C-Suite to Future Proof Your Digital Footprint,” on how Milestone developed a digital strategy to communicate Sun Outdoors’ brand story across all touchpoints.
Excerpted from the HSMAI and Milestone Inc. eBook “Top Digital Trends for Hospitality C-Suite to Future Proof Your Digital Footprint,” which features crucial insights into the latest digital marketing trends that are poised to reshape the industry.
Hari Abburi’s talk on ‘Thinking Like An AI Native’ will help you reimagine your business to be AI first – across customers, enterprise and ecosystem.
Communicating data isn’t just about numbers – it’s about storytelling. As highlighted in HSMAI’s course on data analytics, the most important part of telling a story with data isn’t the data itself; it’s the message and insights that data reveals.
Excerpted from the HSMAI and Milestone eBook Digital Marketing Trends for Hospitality Executives, this case study examines how the web and booking experience were upgraded to match the quality of the guest, meeting, and wedding group experience at the resort itself.
During this election year, according to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, the political reputation of destinations influences Democrat travelers more than Republicans. Sixteen percent of Democrat travelers report that they avoid certain destinations based on their political reputations, compared to 8 percent of Republican travelers. “In this politically divided country, the political reputation of cities and states is a factor for some travelers,” said Amir Eylon, President and CEO of Longwoods International. Hear further insights for HSMAI from Eylon.
Strong partnerships between hotels and agencies are crucial for achieving mutual, sustained success. Effective collaboration ensures that both parties can leverage their strengths, streamline communication, and tailor strategies to meet specific needs, ultimately enhancing overall performance and guest satisfaction.
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