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Castle Resorts and Hotels updates digital presence using AI for 20 properties in Hawaiʻi

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Castle Resorts and Hotels rebuilt its website using AI to incorporate a universal booking system for its 20 properties in Hawaiʻi, New Zealand, and N. Patrick Ahler, senior vice president at Castle Resorts and Hotels, stated that updating websites has become a competitive requirement for hotels.

From hawaiipublicradio.org

Why it matters

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AI is changing how visitors discover destinations like Hawaiʻi, forcing tourism businesses to rethink their digital strategy. Because AI recommendations rely on accessible and current information, businesses must constantly ensure their websites are free of outdated details like prices and hours.

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Who's involved

  • HawaiiLocation where the company operates and where AI is being utilized for tourism.
  • CamieResides in the state of Hawaiʻi.

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