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Covers dynamic pricing, RevPAR, guest-service automation, occupancy-linked energy controls, and the value of human hospitality.

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  1. Kini 'owo idiyele' ni awọn ile itura?
    • Ṣiṣatunṣe awọn oṣuwọn yara ni akoko gidi da lori ibeere ati awọn ifihan agbara miiran
    • Gbigba agbara fun gbogbo alejo ni oṣuwọn ti o wa titi kanna ni gbogbo ọdun
    • Gbigba awọn sisanwo owo nikan
    • Awọn yara idiyele nipasẹ orilẹ-ede alejo
  2. Metiriki RevPAR ti hotẹẹli AI gbiyanju lati mu iwọn duro fun kini?
    • Agbeyewo fun lododun Iroyin
    • Wiwọle fun yara ti o wa
    • Awọn yara fun ipin acre
    • Wiwọle fun ṣiṣe ipolowo
  3. What type of language technology can help a hotel voice chatbot answer guest questions?
    • Amuaradagba kika
    • Satellite change detection
    • Speech recognition and natural-language processing for a closed-domain question-answering workflow
    • A building occupancy sensor alone
  4. What was Hilton’s Connie in its 2016 pilot with IBM?
    • An automated room-pricing engine
    • An HVAC occupancy sensor
    • A guest-room booking database
    • A Watson-enabled robot concierge that answered questions about amenities and nearby attractions
  5. How can occupancy-based controls help a hotel reduce HVAC use?
    • Adjust ventilation or temperature when rooms are vacant, using occupancy sensing
    • Keep every room at maximum heating continuously
    • Use only guest reviews to control airflow
    • Turn off all ventilation regardless of occupancy
  6. What does hotel service research suggest about automating guest-facing work?
    • Every guest prefers fully automated service
    • Some guests value human interaction, so technology should support rather than erase all human touchpoints
    • Robots guarantee higher service quality in every setting
    • Human interaction has no effect on hotel experience
  7. How is RevPAR commonly calculated?
    • Total hotel profit divided by employees
    • Number of occupied rooms divided by guest complaints
    • Room revenue divided by available rooms, or average daily room rate multiplied by occupancy
    • Room revenue divided only by occupied rooms
  8. What did a field study of human and robotic hotel service agents report?
    • Robots always outperform human service
    • Hotels should remove every human guest-service role
    • The study measured room-price prediction only
    • Robotic agents could complement human staff without diminishing guest satisfaction in the studied setting