HOW HOTELS CAN CAPITALIZE ON THE NEW FRONTIER OF INTEGRATED WELLNESS TECHNOLOGIES
The hotel industry is lagging behind other industries in adopting new technologies. This is especially true when it comes to wellness technologies, or “welltech.” Welltech is a broad term that encompasses everything from fitness trackers to sleep monitors to body scanning devices. Hotels need to start incorporating welltech into their offerings in order to…
The hotel industry is lagging behind other industries in adopting new technologies. This is especially true when it comes to wellness technologies, or “welltech.” Welltech is a broad term that encompasses everything from fitness trackers to sleep monitors to body scanning devices.
Hotels need to start incorporating welltech into their offerings in order to keep up with consumer demand. There are many different welltech products and services available, so hotels can find something to fit their budget and needs. Some things to consider when incorporating welltech include how to market and sell these new amenities, how to manage the logistics of renting out devices, and how to track the ROI of these investments.
By embracing welltech, hotels can position themselves as leaders in the wellness travel market and attract more guests.
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