Hospitality Technology
Hospitality Technology: Smarter Stays, Seamless Service
Discover how digital tools and connected systems are transforming hotel operations and guest experiences.
Hotels are no longer just places to stay — they’re becoming smart, connected spaces built around convenience, comfort, and efficiency. The hospitality technology market, worth $3.97 billion in 2023 and set to hit $6.29 billion by 2030, is growing as operators adopt digital tools that enhance service and streamline operations. Asia-Pacific is emerging as a hotspot, powered by expanding tourism, rising hotel investments, and strong demand for guest-focused innovations.
At FHA 2026, the Hospitality Technology segment showcases how the future of travel is being built today. From mobile check-ins and cloud-based property systems to energy management, analytics, and personalized guest services, exhibitors will present solutions that cut costs, improve workflows, and raise the standard of hospitality worldwide.
Hospitality Tech: Trends Defining the Future
Mobile-First Guest Experience
Mobile check-ins, keyless entry, and in-app services are making hotel stays faster and more convenient. Guests want control at their fingertips, and hotels are delivering. These tools also free up staff to focus on more personalized guest interactions.
Impact: Streamlines arrivals, reduces wait times, and creates smoother guest journeys.
Smart Rooms and Energy Control
Hotels are adopting connected systems for lighting, temperature, and entertainment, giving guests a personalized stay while reducing operational costs. Voice controls and IoT-enabled devices are becoming standard in high-end properties.
Impact: Cuts energy bills while elevating comfort and sustainability standards.
Cloud-Based Property Systems
Cloud solutions are replacing traditional setups, making it easier for hotels to manage bookings, staffing, and reporting across multiple locations. This flexibility helps operators adapt quickly to seasonal changes and market shifts.
Impact: Boosts efficiency, improves data access, and enables faster decision-making.
Tech-Enabled Sustainability
Hotels are investing in energy management, water-saving systems, and waste monitoring to meet green targets and guest expectations. Many properties now use real-time dashboards to track consumption and report progress transparently.
Impact: Strengthens eco-credentials while lowering long-term operating costs.
Source:
Grand View Research , Hotel and Hospitality Management Software Market Report, 2030