Phil Butler examines Hospitality Net’s 2026 Hotel Yearbook, questioning whether its AI industry overview offers genuine insight or simply repackages…

The future of marketing is no longer a funnel a human walks alone. It is two companions moving together into…

A panel discussion, published 13 August 2026 on Hospitality Net, examined whether advertising inside conversational AI assistants is emerging as…

Sidi Bou Said rises above the Gulf of Tunis in whitewashed walls and cobalt doors, its narrow lanes opening suddenly…

Kalymnos has some of Greece's most postcard perfect beaches.

This is the fourth installment in an ongoing series examining the ideas presented in the 2026 Hotel Yearbook: Technology Edition – AI.…

As AI shapes what travelers expect before they arrive, authentic experience now lives in the gap between simulation and the…

What happens when hotel guests are no longer human? Zoltan Istvan's transhumanist vision meets the enclosure of consciousness. Part II…

Crete is being loved to death, but the true cost of the island’s unprecedented tourism boom is no longer just…

For years, the Morosini Fountain has been slowly deteriorating while committees met, studies were commissioned, experts consulted, responsibilities shifted, and…

When southeastern Turkey recorded an astonishing 50.5°C, headlines understandably focused on the broken temperature record. Yet the real story is…

Part I: The 2026 Hotel Yearbook Begins with a Philosophical Question One does not expect a hospitality technology publication to…

The road east from Heraklion runs along the spine of an island that has been dying and being reborn for…

The travel and hospitality industry has viewed artificial intelligence through a narrow, transactional lens. We have largely treated it as…

The hospitality industry has spent much of the past two decades adapting to one technological disruption after another. First came…

One of the largest tourism investments currently planned for western Crete has received the necessary approvals to move forward in…

Approximately 1,000 residents from Ierapetra, Sitia, and Agios Nikolaos gathered Sunday at the Pachia Ammos junction to protest proposed wind…

There are still places in Greece where arrival feels less like reaching a destination and more like slipping through a…

The AI Hospitality Alliance has announced its founding advisory board, and the language is exactly what one might expect from…

Greece wants more Korean travelers, and few would argue with the basic idea. Korean visitors are increasingly sophisticated, culturally curious,…