Stephen Litvin
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Stephen Litvin is a Professor at the College of Charleston in the United States. His research areas include the impact of COVID-19 on tourism, self-congruity theory, and the application of experiential learning in hospitality research. He has published several articles addressing the nuances of marketing in crisis situations and the implications of political attitudes on travel behavior.
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2025
This Managerial Perspective considers the use of ChatGPT by hotels as a tool for replying to their property’s online consumer-generated media postings. As readers would certainly know, ChatGPT is a free artificial intelligence software program designed to assist users with tasks requiring intelligence to perform. In this brief study, test participants were provided actual posted online TripAdvisor review comments along with the responses to these that had been posted by hotel management as well as a second response created by ChatGPT, with the request that the participant indicate which response was real and which was produced by the computer. A second request asked the participant to indicate which they felt was “better.” The results suggest that ChatGPT does a relatively effective job of mimicking authentic responses. These findings, and the discussion of relevant theory, will be useful for hospitality industry managers and academics as they consider the future use of artificial intelligence software for performing this important albeit often tedious task.
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Wayne Smith
Professor
Ryerson University
Bing Pan
Associate Professor
Pennsylvania State University
Karen Pei-Sze Tan
Middle Tennessee State University
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