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Hilton has unveiled a new generative AI-powered digital concierge designed to help travelers discover destinations and plan hotel stays more easily. The new Hilton AI Planner (now available in beta on Hilton’s website) represents the company’s latest move to integrate artificial intelligence into the travel planning process.

The Hilton AI Planner uses conversational intelligence to provide real-time assistance to travelers as they search for hotels, explore destinations, and compare amenities across Hilton’s global portfolio. The tool allows users to ask questions and receive tailored recommendations, helping streamline the process of finding and booking the right property.

The company says the AI-powered system is designed to simplify travel discovery while delivering a more intuitive and personalized digital experience. Instead of relying solely on traditional search filters, the planner provides curated responses based on traveler preferences, helping users navigate options more efficiently.
Initially, the Hilton AI Planner is being introduced to a limited group of users visiting Hilton.com as part of a beta test. The company plans to gradually expand access as it gathers feedback and improves the system based on real customer interactions.
The launch reflects growing demand for AI-driven travel tools as travelers increasingly expect faster and more personalized planning experiences. Hilton says the new platform builds on its history of technology innovations aimed at improving the guest journey.
Previous digital initiatives introduced by the company include Digital Key, which allows guests to unlock hotel rooms using their smartphones, Connected Room technology that enables guests to personalize room settings, and Confirmed Connecting Room bookings that allow families and groups to guarantee adjacent rooms.
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