article_snippet.sent: From biometric scanning to iPad-controlled hotel rooms, glimpses into the future of travel have already begun popping up in airports and resorts around the world.
article_snippet.sent: Think: biometric scanning, sustainable hotels and personalised bookings .
article_snippet.sent: The travel experience will become much more personalised in the next few years, including using biometrics .
article_snippet.sent: While that seems a bit extreme, it's not outside the realm of possibility that the travel experience will become much more personalised in the next few years.
article_snippet.sent: Computers, through analysing our searches online and cross-referencing our preferences, will be able to use predictive algorithms to make tailored suggestions.
article_snippet.sent: This predictive software, as it's known, will also likely take into consideration the personal data we post about we on social media when developing detailed itineraries.
article_snippet.sent: In hotel rooms, everything will be automated and highly-personalised.
article_snippet.sent: Many hotels have already begun to roll out iPad-controlled lights, sound and room service features and that will only grow in popularity in the coming decades.
article_snippet.sent: But futurologist Ian Pearson predicts the that the hotel room of tomorrow will take this technology a step further.
article_snippet.sent: In futurologist Ian Pearson opinion, we can expect hotel bedrooms to incorporate pillows with sleep-aiding massage technology and holographic wall systems that will project personal trainers or even friends and family in 3D.
highlights_snippet.sent: Skyscanner's Future of Travel report predicts personalised hotel visits .
  