Fulham Football Club (FFC) has recruited Oracle Cloud as its official point of sale (POS) and payments provider. In time for the upcoming season, the club will outfit Craven Cottage stadium and restaurants at its new riverside London entertainment destination, Fulham Pier with Oracle Simphony Cloud POS and Payments Cloud Service.

Picture a scenario where a hacker poses as an employee and tricks IT support into resetting credentials, bypassing multi-factor authentication and gaining access to core systems. That’s exactly what happened to one of the world’s leading casino brands in 2023, when a social engineering attack brought down everything from check-in kiosks to room keys and slot machines. Operations were disrupted for over a week, costing the company more than $100 million in lost revenue and leading to a $45 million class-action settlement.

Nomadix® Inc., bringing connected experiences to life, today announced a distribution agreement with TD SYNNEX, a leading global distributor and solutions aggregator for the IT ecosystem. Through this agreement, Nomadix’s portfolio of connectivity and digital engagement solutions will be available to TD SYNNEX’s vast network of resellers across North America, accelerating growth and expanding footprint in key industries including hospitality, multifamily housing, education and government.

Summer travel season is in full swing, and it’s time to dial in your booking strategies. From the latest trends and spend to the most successful hotel offers, Cendyn’s experts dove into the industry data from May 2025 to reveal how travelers are planning their summer getaways. We’ll discuss what guests are really prioritizing when making summer booking decisions, along with actionable tips designed to get your guests engaged, excited, and ready to book their next stay.

IDeaS, a SAS company and the world’s leading provider of hospitality revenue management software and services, is proud to announce its partnership with Ella Resorts, a fast-growing hospitality brand offering a distinctive collection of sustainable, affordable luxury resorts in iconic European destinations including Rhodes, Corfu and Crete.

A guest arrives at a hotel. They look for the fitness room they saw online. But they only find a locked door. This is not an isolated incident. It is a symptom of a deep, systemic ailment. Our industry suffers from content fragmentation. For too long, we have accepted this broken world. The information guests use is disconnected from reality. This disconnect erodes trust. Trust is the very currency of our business. This is why accurate content is the first amenity guests notice. Its presence signals reliability. Its absence signals a broken promise.

Shiji Group’s latest IPORT integration is redefining what all-in-one devices can deliver for the hospitality sector. Moving beyond traditional food and beverage solutions, the company has developed a hardware-agnostic platform designed to support workflows across an entire property – from POS and PMS to reputation management and HR applications.

Tim Hansen, Vice President of Sales – Hotels & Resorts at Agilysys, joined us at HITEC 2025 to talk about the company’s impressive growth, the evolution of tech stacks in hospitality, and the delicate balance between automation and human connection.

When you dream about your next big adventure, what transforms that daydream into action? What takes you from “That would be amazing, someday” to “Let’s book it now”? Maybe it’s a stunning photo on social media that sparks your imagination, a captivating blog post, or an inspiring conversation with a friend or family member. Whatever the trigger, something shifts – and suddenly, the idea of travel starts becoming a plan.

At HITEC 2025 in Indianapolis, we sat down with Ryan King, Senior Vice President for the Americas at Shiji Group, to unpack how hotels can measure, interpret, and act on guest experience data. Ryan explained why reputation now depends as much on real-time feedback analytics as on human service, and how tools like the Guest Review Index (GRI) are helping hoteliers identify both standout moments and systemic breakdowns. He also weighed in on AI’s growing role in the industry - not as a replacement for people, but as a tool to enhance guest experience and operational focus.