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Author: Dan Knight

WorldVue Announces Global Integration & Certification with TigerTMS

HOUSTON, TX – NOVEMBER 20, 2025– WorldVue, a leading global provider of turnkey hospitality technology solutions, today proudly announces the successful integration and certification of TigerTMS.  As part of our commitment to delivering seamless guest experiences, enhanced property operations and next-generation network services, the certified TigerTMS interface provides an integrated, scalable and globally supported solution. TigerTMS’s proven track record, trusted by over 10,000 hotels worldwide aligns perfectly with WorldVue’s mission to drive technology-driven innovation in the

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Hotel Innovation Insights Issue #11: Year-End 2025 Special Edition

From the Editor’s Desk When I launched this newsletter ten weeks ago, I intended to share insights from 50 years in hospitality technology. What I didn’t anticipate was discovering a universal truth that transcends industries: Exceptional experiences aren’t about technology, they’re about understanding and fulfilling fundamental human needs, wherever people gather. This realization emerged through your responses. Hotel GMs implementing predictive hospitality. Energy companies reducing turnover. Festival operators commanding premium pricing. Corporate campuses improving productivity.

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WorldVue Launches TV5MONDE+ to All Entertainment HUB Customers

World’s largest French Media network launches on Worldvue Entertainment HUB customers LOS ANGELES and HOUSTON (Nov. 5, 2025)– WorldVue, a global provider of video, advanced connectivity, and professional services to guest-centric properties, has integrated TV5MONDE+ into its Entertainment HUB™ platform at no additional cost, making it available to over 90,000 rooms today. This addition grants guests access to the world’s leading French-language streaming service (subtitled in English), enhancing the in-room entertainment experience.  Recognized by travelers

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Hotel Innovation Insights Issue #10: The Universal Experience Economy

Issue #10 | Week of 10/27/2025 | The Universal Experience Economy: How Hospitality Principles Transform Every Industry From the Editor’s Desk “We run oil drilling operations, not hotels – but our worker retention problems sound exactly like your guest loyalty challenges.” This observation from an energy company COO in Houston led to one of the most transformative projects of my career. By applying hospitality-grade connectivity and experience design principles to remote drilling sites, we reduced

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Hotel Innovation Insights Issue #9: The 2026 Vendor Selection Playbook

Issue #9 | Week of 10/20/2025 | The 2026 Vendor Selection Playbook: Choosing Partners Who Deliver Five-Year Loyalty Value From the Editor’s Desk “We have the capital budget approved. Now we need to choose vendors who won’t just install technology – they’ll help us create the compound loyalty effects you described.” This comment from a hotel GM captures the challenge facing properties nationwide: How do you evaluate technology vendors not just on features and price,

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Hotel Innovation Insights Issue #8: The 2026-2030 Loyalty Multiplier

Issue #8 | Week of October 13th, 2025| The 2026-2030 Loyalty Multiplier: How Today’s Technology Capital Creates Tomorrow’s Competitive Moat From the Editor’s Desk “We approved the $850K technology capital budget you recommended. Now ownership wants to know: What’s this worth in 2030?” This question perfectly captures the challenge of justifying today’s technology investments with tomorrow’s loyalty value. After presenting last week’s capital planning framework, the follow-up question is always the same: Show us the

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Hotel Innovation Insights Issue #7: The 2026 Capital Budget Challenge

Issue #7 | Week of October 6, 2025 | The 2026 Capital Budget Challenge: Strategic Planning for In-Room Technology and IT Infrastructure From the Editor’s Desk “Our 2026 capital budget planning started last month, and I’m already fighting battles over whether in-room technology is a capital expense or an operational necessity.” This frustrated comment came from a hotel GM during our conversation in Florida last week. She’s facing the same challenge I’m hearing from properties

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Hotel Innovation Insights Issue #6: The Guest Feedback Loop

The Guest Feedback Loop: Turning Every Stay Into Competitive Intelligence From the Editor’s Desk “We’re not just collecting guest feedback anymore, we’re predicting guest needs.” This statement came from a resort general manager who has transformed how her property uses guest insights. Instead of waiting for post-stay surveys or online reviews, they’ve created a real-time feedback ecosystem that continuously improves operations while guests are still on property. The results? Guest satisfaction increased over 50% in

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Hotel Innovation Insights Issue #5: Multi-Property Mastery

Issue #5 | Week of September 22, 2025 | Multi-Property Mastery: Rolling Out Innovation Without Breaking What Works From the Editor’s Desk “We nailed it at our flagship property, but it’s been a disaster at three of our other locations.” This confession came from a regional VP managing 18 hotels across the Southeast. Their guest experience technology pilot had delivered spectacular results at their premier property -significant boosts in both guest satisfaction and revenue, [EA1] with

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Hotel Innovation Insights Issue #4: The Staff Success Formula

Issue #4 | Week of September 15th | The Staff Success Formula: When Technology Makes Your Team Unstoppable From the Editor’s Desk “The housekeeping staff actually asked for more technology training.” That sentence stopped me mid-conversation during a property visit in Orlando last week. In my many years of hospitality experience, I’d never heard housekeeping request additional technology. Usually, it’s the opposite – resistance, frustration, or polite compliance at best. But this 200-room resort had

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