Sloan Dean, host of the Not Done podcast, reflects on what he has changed his mind about after interviewing some of the most influential leaders across hospitality and technology. In this episode, he shares why he believes traditional loyalty programs are losing strength, reframing points as a form of currency that many brands have steadily devalued. He also explains how AI and data are accelerating a power shift in travel, with technology platforms and distribution channels capturing more value than asset owners. If you lead, invest in, or operate hotels, this conversation will challenge how you think about loyalty, scale, and where value flows next.

Also see:

• Our full conversation on YouTube
• Not Done: Sloan Dean After Remington - How He's Betting on Himself and What's Next

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Music for this show is produced by Clay Bassford of Bespoke Sound: Music Identity Design for Hospitality Brands