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Some likely 2016 trends for the Hotel industry

By ASAP Newsdesk On 8th January 2016 · 1 Comment · In Accommodation, Hospitality, Insights, Millennials, Sharing Economy, technology, Trending News, UK News

There are many trends forecast for the coming year that will impact on the wider travel industry, including those likely to affect Hotels.

Interesting Hotel restaurants; Hotels going smart (from robot staff to tablet controls, from Li-Fi to 24-hour booking slots); Palaces and historic Hotels; more beds for millennials; Hotel group shake-ups; wellness for health-conscious travellers (an in-Hotel intuitive counsellor, reiki master and cognitive and emotional coach, anyone?); concept Hotels, from ‘bookshelf beds’ to accommodation under water; serious eco-friendliness; and exclusive use of boutique and historic properties, only offered to the hip and famous.

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