The Future Of The Hotel Industry, How Advanced Technologies Can Revolutionize The Hotel Industry, And The Benefits Of Companies Leveraging Robots In The Hotel Industry

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

This essay sheds light on the future of the hotel industry, explicates how advanced technologies can revolutionize the hotel industry, and demystifies the benefits of companies leveraging robots in the hotel industry. The future of the hotel industry will not only be characterized by dynamism as it continues to metaphorically evolve, but will also be eminently auspicious for competitors in the hotel industry. Technological advancements have profoundly changed the hotel industry and have rendered it all the more technology-driven. The hotel industry shows no signs of contracting anytime in the imminent future. More hotel businesses are apt to become automated hotel businesses in the pending future. More hotel businesses are also apt to leverage advanced technologies in the pending future to not only streamline their business operations, but to also enhance the customer experience. In the coming years, more hotel companies will be apt to allow “mobile check-ins” (Lally, n.d.) to transpire at their hotels. Furthermore, in the coming years, more hotel companies will also be apt to have voiced-controlled technologies and smartphone-controlled technologies inside of their guestrooms. In order to win over more customers, more hotel companies can offer enticing loyalty programs, more luxurious guestrooms, and more robust hotel amenities. By winning over more customers, hotels companies can further amplify their sales revenue and profits. In order to significantly reduce their overhead costs, hotel companies can leverage LED light bulbs and can utilize “automated lighting fixtures” (Lally, n.d.) which can help them to significantly reduce their electricity costs. By significantly reducing their exorbitant electricity costs, hotel companies cannot only reduce their electricity usage, but can also concomitantly reap a higher profit margin. “The lighting scenes” (Lally, n.d.) at hotels can “reduce energy usage by being set to ‘off’ as often as possible.