PushButton AI Team ·
Expedia just handed hotels an AI toolkit. And most hotel owners will ignore it — not because they're lazy, but because they've been burned before. You bought that AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month
Expedia just handed hotels an AI toolkit. And most hotel owners will ignore it — not because they're lazy, but because they've been burned before.
You bought that AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month gone. The consultant who sold it? Also gone. That experience leaves a mark.
Here's what's different about what Expedia released. They built AI directly into a platform hotels already use to get bookings. No new system to learn. No ripping apart what works. Their "Max Room Nights" bidding tool automatically adjusts your advertising spend to fill rooms — without you touching it daily.
That's the pattern worth noticing. The AI implementations that actually stick aren't standalone tools you bolt on. They're features embedded in software your team already opens every morning.
So before your next AI decision, ask one question: Does this work inside a system we already use, or does it require us to change our behavior first? If it's the second one, skip it.
The tools with the highest ROI are the ones that replace a task, not add one.
What's the last AI tool you paid for that your team never actually adopted — and what killed it?
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