• Ep.85 Custodio Barreiros | Why GMs Are Scared of Hotel Technology (And What They Can Do About It)

  • Sep 26 2024
  • Length: 50 mins
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Ep.85 Custodio Barreiros | Why GMs Are Scared of Hotel Technology (And What They Can Do About It)

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  • In this episode, we explore the real reasons why many hotel General Managers hesitate when it comes to adopting new technology.

    Our guest, Custodio Barreiros, shares his insights from decades of experience in both operations and tech consultancy, offering practical advice for overcoming these challenges.

    This one is for the hotelier struggling with tech decisions,

    the hospitality tech providers who do not understand what it takes to get into the industry,

    or just curious about the behind-the-scenes dynamics of hotel management.

    This conversation offers perspectives you won’t want to miss.

    Listeners will learn:

    • How fear drives tech hesitation in hotels.
    • Practical steps to evaluate and implement the right technology for your property.
    • The hidden costs of hotel tech that often go overlooked.

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