Reimagining Montserrat’s Culture in an AI World
Montserrat is ripe for taking advantage of Artificial Intelligence (AI). With a small, overtaxed, and ageing population, being able to […]
Technology
AI Nearly Broke My Brain
I thought ChatGPT would be the secret to finally getting all my ideas out of my head. Instead, it left
Future-Proofing Caribbean Hospitality – What Governments and Industry Must Do Now
The global tourism industry is undergoing rapid transformation. Automation, artificial intelligence (AI), and digital innovations are reshaping how travellers choose,
From Garden to Global: How Local Creatives Can Thrive with Airbnb’s New Services
Airbnb’s 2025 Summer Release isn’t just another tech update, it’s a shift in how we experience travel and how local
What Would Universal Basic Income Mean for Tourism?
Imagine a Caribbean where residents receive a guaranteed income, irrespective of employment status. This concept, known as Universal Basic Income
The Human Touch: Why Small Caribbean Properties Could Win in an Automated World
As automation transforms the global hospitality industry, there’s growing concern that small Caribbean properties will be left behind. Without the
Reimagining Caribbean Hospitality in the Age of Automation
Automation is already reshaping the global hospitality industry, and the Caribbean is not exempt. But while automation offers opportunity, it
Data is the New Currency. Can Caribbean Tourism Cash In?
Once, it was land. Then it was oil. Now, it’s data. In the past decade, platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and
Who Pays When the People Disappear? Rethinking the Robot Tax in the Caribbean’s Hospitality Industry
Before check-in desks got replaced by kiosks, before room service came from an automated cart, and before AI started writing
The Automation Bill: Who Pays for the Future?
Before the proliferation of AI, Jack Ma of Alibaba* said the future of work would be in caring and high-touch
When AI Hallucinates: The Case for Telling Our Own Stories
What if I told you that artificial intelligence sometimes makes things up? Even as I type, the software is predicting