THE LUXURY DEBATE: Where does technology fit? |
Andrew Humphries, regional vice president & general manager, Yas Viceroy Abu Dhabi: As the world becomes more connected, I think technology in terms of ease of use and convenience becomes less associated with a luxury experience, but more as a basic service for travellers. Luxury hotels are increasingly focusing on the quality, speed and reliability of their services.
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