In this episode, Wil Slickers brings Arthur Colker from StayFi back for a deep dive into the role of AI in the hospitality industry, the growth and challenges of 2024, and StayFi's innovative email marketing solutions. They discuss how AI is not always the optimal solution and the importance of a well-constructed marketing strategy. Arthur also shares insights on booking trends, the significant role of OTAs, and the need for resilience in the industry. Additionally, they touch on the evolving tech landscape and what makes a professional in short-term rentals. Tune in for valuable industry insights, the impact of hurricanes on vacation rental markets, and the latest technology innovations presented at VRMA.

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