Because of COVID, we've seen a sudden need for us to provide new technology-based experiences that have accelerated the discussion about the Internet of Things. We're entering a new age of technology, during which verified results and first-hand experience will begin to deliver on the original vision, with hospitality being the driver of commercial adoption.

A new study conducted by Metova, a software solutions provider based on an updated blind survey of over 1,000 people who had stayed at a hotel, or resort in the previous two years, reveals attitudes about COVID-19 methods, concerns, and technology in the hospitality sector.

We can't know what will happen in the future, but we may observe industry patterns as leading indicators. That's precisely what we've done to put up this collection of trends that we think will be significant 2022.

According to a new report, workplace charging stations outnumber public charging points. The new study claims that there are more charge points in the workplace than public chargers for electric vehicles (EVs). The number of charge points at businesses in the UK is 33,000, as opposed to 31,500 at public sites, according to a new report by Transport and Environment (T&E).

The future of travel will be driven by technology and collaboration. To provide a superior service experience through automation, travel businesses must invest in technologies that remove roadblocks and bottlenecks in the booking process.

Since Google Chromecast came into our lives, entertainment has never been the same, with YouTube and Netflix shows now available on bigger, family-inclusive television screens, but what does this mean for when we are travelling?

As this generation grows and enters the workforce, this will become the future of work and travel. With a laptop, good internet connection and a bit of planning, you can work from anywhere in the world.

If you’re in the hospitality industry, then it’s important to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to door lock technology. Hotel guests are looking for more convenience and security when they travel, and that’s what you can offer them with the latest innovations in hotel door locks.

Technology products and services for the hospitality industry can be a major investment, but they also offer the potential for huge returns.

The Metaverse is a virtual reality world that is predicted to change the way we interact with each other and experience the world. For hotels, this could mean anything from attracting guests with new and innovative marketing strategies to assessing how they can enrich their guests' experiences.

We'll look at some of Generation Alpha's contributions to the travel industry and how organisations can prepare for it in this article.

As electric cars become more and more popular, it's important for hotels to offer EV charging as an amenity. Not only is this a great way to provide guests with a convenient service, but it can also help improve the hotel's bottom line.

Is a wired network safer than a wireless network, as has been discussed for decades? The answer, like with many things in life, is that it depends.

The staycation is booming! In this article, we'll explore why and how you can capitalise on this trend. With the COVID-19 pandemic causing many people to stay home for their holidays, staycation has become increasingly popular. People are realising the benefits of staying close to home – including enjoying more time with family and friends and getting a better sense of work-life balance.

It’s no secret that the hotel industry is under attack. In fact, over the past few years, some of the most well-known brands have all been victims of cybercrime.

At Siemlus we are always looking to the future and no more so than with our team. National Apprenticeship Week 2022 is the 15th annual week-long celebration of apprenticeships. The week brings together businesses and apprentices from throughout the country to highlight the significant boost that apprenticeships have on individuals, firms, and the economy as a whole.

Google workspace is now a top hospitality service provider, offering businesses of all sizes the opportunity to outsource their office needs. Google has been quietly expanding its Google Workspace business for a few years and it is now a major player in the hospitality services sector. Hoteliers are quickly recognizing the value that Google Workspace brings to their businesses and are making the switch.

Hotels are increasingly adopting Mobile locks as a replacement for traditional magstripe locks. Mobile key locks allow guests to use their smartphone as a room key, eliminating the need to carry around an extra card or fob.

There’s no way around it – the hotel industry, and the travel sector in general, are facing unprecedented times.

Digital transformation is indeed changing and reshaping how different industries work.