Although the railways and airlines very quickly turned to new technologies to optimise and simplify client pathways, in the hotel industry the relationship with digital tools is more ambivalent. Smart Hotels that put technology at the heart of every level of the concept inspire desire and mistrust in equal measure.
We must meet a sizeable challenge “planning and selling” transformational travel experiences that favour personal development and, also, a global change.
The sense of smell, the most powerful of our senses, which determines the identity of a place and the associated emotion, is an essential aspect of the customer experience. Its use is at the heart of new approaches and trends in the tourism sector. The context of tourism is ideal for developing an olfactive identity or “signature” to communicate with customers from the promotion stage. Duplicating experiences at different stages in the traveller’s journey makes it a major strategic tool.
Customer profiles, cookies and artificial intelligence are all more or less technologically advanced solutions that we can use to simplify and improve the online customer pathway. However, they are still under used on most websites, hence the litany of the same offerings that are rarely contextualised.
Barcelona, Venice and Dubrovnik are three oft cited examples to illustrate the fear of global overtourism, followed by a general exasperation for populations on every continent with the never-ending and damaging flow of tourists…
Cities are reinventing themselves through these new territories of services and encounters. Discover these third places and how they tend to transform tourism!
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