AI-Enabled Smart Hospitality Systems for Demand Forecasting, Resource Optimization, and Customer Experience Enhancement

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Authors: Murali Krishna Pasupuleti
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Abstract

Abstract: This manuscript develops an integrated academic framework for AI-enabled smart hospitality systems that unite demand forecasting, resource optimization, and customer experience enhancement within a sustainability-oriented operational logic. The book treats hospitality not as an isolated service transaction but as a complex socio-technical system in which human behaviour, infrastructure capacity, digital platforms, energy use, labour organization, and governance design continuously interact. Across the manuscript, statistical reasoning, causal inference, machine learning, data engineering, and MLOps are positioned as complementary rather than competing approaches. The central argument is that robust hospitality intelligence emerges only when explanation, prediction, operationalization, and accountability are aligned within a coherent research design. The chapters develop conceptual and methodological pathways for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers seeking to move from fragmented analytics toward reproducible, trustworthy, and policy-relevant decision systems. The resulting contribution is a publisher-ready synthesis that advances frameworks for uncertainty-aware forecasting, service optimization, human-centred automation, reproducible analytics pipelines, and governance architectures capable of supporting sustainable growth across hotels, restaurants, recreation venues, and destination ecosystems in diverse global settings. Keywords smart hospitality systems, demand forecasting, resource optimization, customer experience, sustainable tourism, service operations, causal inference, machine learning, trustworthy AI, MLOps, data engineering, digital twins, revenue management, behavioural analytics, workforce planning, service quality, hospitality governance, circular sustainability

Fields of Study & Subjects

AI in Service Interactions Impact of AI and Big Data on Business and Society Hospitality and Tourism Education

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Publication date
28 February 2026
Language
EN