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Hospitality Net · Hospitality

Five Vendors Worth Watching at HITEC 2025

Via Hospitality Net · June 5, 2026
Compiled by Real Estate Trail Editorial · June 5, 2026

Why this matters

The preview of five vendors at HITEC 2025 underscores a critical juncture for the hospitality sector, particularly in the context of ongoing technological fragmentation. As institutional investors increasingly seek to understand the operational efficiencies and revenue potential of their hospitality assets, the focus on technology solutions becomes paramount. The emphasis on loyalty programs, owner relations, and back-office automation signals a shift towards enhancing guest experiences and optimizing operational workflows, which are essential for maintaining competitive advantage in a recovering market. Moreover, the mention of AI-powered distribution reflects a broader trend in commercial real estate towards data-driven decision-making. This could indicate a growing recognition among operators and investors that leveraging technology is not merely a cost but a strategic imperative that can enhance asset performance. For allocators and capital-markets professionals, the developments highlighted at HITEC 2025 may serve as indicators of where capital flows are likely to concentrate within the hospitality sector. As these technologies gain traction, they could reshape market positioning, influencing investment strategies and lending conditions as stakeholders adapt to a more tech-centric operational landscape.

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Excerpt from Hospitality Net:
Infor Hospitality previews five HITEC 2025 vendors addressing hotel tech fragmentation, covering loyalty, owner relations, back-office automation, ancillary revenue, and AI-powered distribution.
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