Staynex Partners with Huawei to Inbuild AI Into Travel and Tourism

Global tour and travel club platform, Staynex, has partnered with global telecoms giant Huawei to use Web3 technology to improve the quality of service and customer experience in the hospitality and tourism industry. The company will broaden the hotel and travel solutions available to customers so that they can find the best fit for their needs, desires, and budgets.

Staynex says that this partnership testifies to its commitment to developing first-rate vacation options for a diverse clientele. Visitors will have a broader range of hotel options, and their itineraries will be tailored to their interests, schedules, and budgets. Both frequent fliers and business clients can benefit from these solutions since they streamline and simplify the travel planning process, including for large-scale events like conferences.

A Synergistic Partnership Between Huawei and Staynex

Staynex is a crucial part of the Labs Group ecosystem, and it employs cutting-edge technologies like AI and Web3 to facilitate business and leisure travel. Through this collaboration, it will provide its cutting-edge Travel Solutions powered by artificial intelligence and backed by Huawei. The company will broaden the hotel and trip planning alternatives available to customers so that they get the best deals without compromising on the quality of experience.

Staynex plans to roll out services for casual vacationers, as well as packages for businesses that aim to simplify the process of booking flights and hotels for large groups of people attending events like conferences. Staynex will also be incorporated into the Huawei Marketplace as part of the agreement. This means that Staynex’s integrated travel platform will be readily available to millions of Huawei device users.

Users of Huawei devices will have easier access to Staynex’s travel platform as a result of the partnership. On the other hand, Staynex hopes to leverage Huawei’s deep roots in China to speed up its growth in the Chinese market.

Huawei has been keen on expanding its AI scope, and its intention to enter the sector with an eye on the commercial applications of the technology is reflected in this partnership. The company has already pointed out some of the strategies it plans to use to accomplish this. For instance, the firm intends to link a cloud-based system simulation lab in Russia with its cloud centre in Guizhou.