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9 Tips to Structure Your Pre-Arrival Communication

As a hotelier, it is important to prioritize pre-arrival communication with your guests. This is the time when you can set the tone for their entire stay, ensuring that they feel welcome and valued from the moment they book with you. Why Is Pre-Arrival Communication Important for Hotels? Pre-arrival communication is all about creating a positive first impression and setting the stage for a memorable experience. You can make your guests feel excited about arriving

Key Considerations for Choosing the Right RMS During Budget Season

As budget season approaches, selecting the right Revenue Management System (RMS) is one of the most critical decisions a hotelier can make. Whether you manage an independent hotel, an urban property, or oversee multiple hotels, a well-suited RMS can optimize pricing strategies, enhance profitability, and simplify your operational processes. The key to making the right choice lies in aligning your hotel's specific needs with the RMS's capabilities. Here are some essential factors to consider alongside

How to Communicate Your Front Desk Upselling Deals Effectively

Few hoteliers use front desk upselling to the max. Not only do the front desk employees need to stay up to speed with all the upselling deals, but they also need to be comfortable using essential communication skills and marketing techniques. In short, to get it right, you need to read each situation correctly and change your language accordingly. In this piece, you’ll learn which four communication skills you need to hone and the valuable

Greeting and Welcoming Guests: How to Make a Great First Impression

Greeting and welcoming guests includes everything from a verbal introduction to providing a written welcome message. Your greeting may also involve leaving gifts, offering useful information and answering questions. The importance of these initial interactions is difficult to overstate because guests will often make snap judgments based on them. You never get a second chance to make a first impression, so make it a good one. In this article, you will learn all about greeting

Hotel Greeting: Essential Guide to Welcome Guests Successfully

A hotel greeting describes the entire process of welcoming a new guest to a hotel. It can include reception staff personally greeting new arrivals, as well as the provision of welcome gifts, letters or cards within guest rooms. Greeting hotel guests is an important part of customer service, helping to create a positive first impression. These initial interactions set the tone of a guest's stay and can also help to manage expectations. In this guide, you can take a deep dive into the role that welcoming and greeting guests can play, learn some best practices, explore the role of modern

Maximizing Revenue for Extended Stay Accommodations: Challenges and Opportunities

Extended stay accommodations and serviced apartments represent a small but fast-growing portion of the European hospitality sector, with the market projected to grow (1) at CAGR of 12.3% from 2024 to 2030. The segment’s relatively rapid growth should come as no surprise as more travelers are booking trips that blend both work and play, major hotspots crack down on short-term rentals like AirBnb, and their relatively lean operating models fuel an influx of investment and

Hotel Room Maintenance Checklist: Ensuring Comfort and Quality (Free Template)

A hotel room maintenance checklist is a comprehensive list, designed to help hotel staff to carry out checks and maintenance work within guest rooms. The checklist covers inspections and preventative maintenance tasks. These checklists are important because they help to ensure compliance and prevent important tasks from being overlooked. By

20 Hot Digital Trends in the Hotel Industry

With digital technology continuously evolving, it should come as little surprise that its applications within the hotel industry evolve, too. Indeed, over the past few years, several notable digital trends have taken the industry by storm, and the year ahead promises to be no different. Crucially, the businesses that benefit

Marketing’s New Rules: What Old-Schoolers Are Getting Wrong

The ability to market to new generations is akin to speaking an entirely new language. The nuance is huge, and so are the stakes. The reality is this: most businesses, including those in the hospitality and travel industry, are still tied to old-school playbooks. Thus, they are struggling mightily to

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