The "Blue Screen Incident" of Microsoft has affected the hotel industry, causing some hotels under certain international hotel groups to crash, making it difficult to check in and out. On July 20th, Marriott International issued a statement saying:"We have taken notice of the global software failure affecting multiple computer systems. Currently, Marriott hotels under the Greater China region have resumed normal operations. We apologize for any inconvenience caused to our guests. If their travel plans are affected, they can contact the hotel to adjust their bookings." Intercontinental Hotels Group stated on July 20th:"We have successfully identified and resolved the problem that caused personal computers, workstations and server Blue Screen and restart issues that affected many enterprises globally yesterday. The problem was caused by the terminal security tool CrowdStrike. Currently, the hotels in the Greater China region have fully recovered, and we will continue to monitor and test the stability of the system and provide the corresponding support to the hotels." Hilton Worldwide said its system has gradually recovered and hotels under its management are operating normally. (First Financial Daily)