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Specialising in inbound marketing, Lara knows all about helping hoteliers and hospitality professionals to market themselves in the right way, to encourage direct bookings, and to get guests to following and engaging on social media.
A day in the life of a hotel manager is no walk in the park. In fact, some days it can feel more like a choose your own adventure story, with every move you make having far-reaching consequences, and the choices that will leave everyone...
Reviews from hoteliers and recommendations from hospitality technology providers and consultants have seen GuestRevu win two categories of the prestigious HotelTechAwards for the second year in a row.
Depending on who you ask, the future is somewhere between impossible and very difficult to predict, but you don’t have to have a crystal ball to look into what 2020 holds for the hospitality industry.
Some people love them, others detest even the thought of them, but whichever side of the fence you sit on, there can be no denying that communal spaces are gaining in both popularity and profitability.
No lives have been lost in the battle for bookings (that we are aware of), but the battlefield is scattered with the crumbling remains of properties that failed in their efforts to avoid paying commissions to the likes of Expedia and...
Cape Town, South Africa: Hospitality professionals and technology providers from across the continent came together at the fourth annual THINC Africa conference in Cape Town on Friday, 15 November, to discuss and explore the exciting...
A glowing review is always great, but when accompanied by a perfect picture that captures the essence of what you offer, it’s practically gold. While accommodation providers offer an experience that is, at its heart, made up of the idea of...
Every hotelier has a perfect journey that they would like their guests to take — booking their stay directly through the property’s website, having a memorable experience, leaving a glowing review on every platform available, and returning...
Back in the day, researching where to travel involved maps and guides, books on languages and culture, and tale after tale from friends and family of the places that they’d visited — those they would recommend, and those they would stay...
Occasionally in hospitality, less really is more – even if that means less space. While some guests may opt to book your presidential, honeymoon or penthouse suite, there will always be guests who are looking for a room that is smaller,...