5 Reasons Your Hotel Needs a Multi-Channel Communication Strategy
Understanding guests’ communication preferences and engaging on their terms is the key to elevating your hotel’s upselling strategy. From email and SMS to front desk conversations, learn how a multi-channel approach and data-driven technology can improve guest satisfaction, increase revenue, and create memorable experiences that set your hotel apart. Engage Guests on Their Terms: The Key to Effective Upselling A guest walks through your hotel’s doors, tired after a long flight and ready to unwind.
The Vital Role of Revenue Management and Brand Reputation
It’s an antiquated idea that revenue management works independently from sales and marketing. Each department impacts the other and influences the hotel’s overall profitability. Every business goal contributes to the bottom line. When the revenue-generating departments work together on shared goals, they can contribute to a fatter bottom line. In today’s world, hotel bookings start with getting found online. Without being found, the hotel won’t get the bookings. Once found, ratings and reviews encourage prospective
The Hospitality Industry’s Digital Evolution – PMS and RMS: The Dynamic Duo Driving Hotel Success in a Digital World
The hospitality sector is evolving rapidly. The digital age has brought new challenges and opportunities for hoteliers, making it essential to adopt advanced systems to optimize operations and enhance guest experiences. Two critical components of a hotel’s technology ecosystem are the Property Management System (PMS) and the Revenue Management System (RMS). Together, they help hotels stay competitive and adapt to modern travelers' expectations, maximizing efficiency and profitability. The Evolution of Hotel Technology Over the past
Hotel Check-in Timing and Process Explained
Hotel check-in timing refers to when guests can check into a room or check out after their stay. It's often best to consider it as a window where staff and guests can align their needs. The timing is important to guests because it can limit or control their schedule. At the same time, it's important to hoteliers as it allows for housekeeping, guest satisfaction, and overall management of a property. In this article, you'll learn
Hybrid Hospitality: The Future of Guest Services and Experiences
Hybrid hospitality is a modern form of hospitality, where traditional experiences are combined with the flexibility to adapt to guest needs. This approach places an emphasis on multi-purpose spaces. Hybrid services have grown in importance because many guests now want to combine leisure, business and well-being experiences. With flexible design and careful space management, your business can deliver this. In this article, you can learn about hybrid hospitality and why it matters, explore the key elements of hybrid hospitality implementation and discover some of the underlying technology powering this revolution. Table of Contents: What is Hybrid Hospitality? Why is Hybrid
Identity Crisis in the European MICE Market
Hotels operating in the MICE market have traditionally been obsessed with processes and churning out proposals. But for hoteliers to Find and Grow the MICE segment, first you need to understand data and market trends to define your identity in this sector. Ultimately, knowing the market demand and your clients translates into a stronger kind of success. The Billion-Dollar Opportunity Hotels Can’t Ignore Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) can mean big business within tourism
Unleashing Data for Personalized Hotel Stays
Hotels are moving from traditional transactional models to relationship-focused approaches, driven by guests’ desire for personalized experiences and seamless interactions. Unleashing data for personalized hotel stays has become the key to unlocking these enhanced guest experiences. Modern technology, especially mobile and cloud-based solutions, facilitates this transformation. Hotel owners, managers, and operators understand that guests’ expectations constantly evolve. Building lasting relationships rather than merely completing transactions is vital to meet these expectations. Understanding Changing Guest Expectations
The Metrics Every General Manager Should Track
Starbucks used to track average transaction value as their flagship metric for success. If the number went up, it meant customers were spending more and business was good. Except, they knew it wasn’t that simple, and they were missing out on key insights into spending habits, loyalty, and long-term value.
Self-Check-in Hotel Software: Increase the Hotel Guest Experience
Self-check-in hotel solutions can help to improve the guest experience within hotels, while also making life easier for your front desk employees. In this article, you can learn all about self-check-in hotel technology, explore the different options available, gain an appreciation of the benefits and find out about the most
What Guests Really Want – and 5 Ways Hotels Can Deliver
Guests today expect more than a place to sleep—they're expecting experiences that feel personal and thoughtful. For hoteliers, this presents an opportunity to rethink upselling, not as selling extras, but as a way to improve the guest experience. When you focus on what guests truly value—whether it's a better view,