GuestRevu Blog

Hoteliers shouldn't just advertise hotels; they should be a helpful source of information that travellers need throughout their travel decision making process.

There is a growing contingent of business travellers who choose to combine work and play when they go away. How do you attract these 'bleisure' travellers?

A well-designed questionnaire can give you invaluable insight into the general guest experience and overall quality of your hotel.

The online world is a great place for hoteliers to gather intelligence on their competition, but what do you do with it once you have it? Here are 3 ideas ...

While the wealthiest 5% of travellers might not be numerous, their purchasing power means that it is worth the effort to try to entice them to visit your hotel.

Keep these best practices in mind to make sure that your copy doesn’t get lost in the quagmire of commonality that is modern travel writing.

About 150 million Twitter users follow brands, making it an ideal platform for savvy marketers to build a meaningful relationship with their audience.

80% of mobile users will leave if your site is not mobile optimised – make sure that your hotel's website is attracting direct bookings by being mobile-friendly.

Instagram is one of the fastest growing social media platforms in the world, and, as it is image-based, it works particularly well for hospitality businesses.

For many travellers, political and economic instability has resulted in a reluctance to travel abroad. However, this has not diminished their wanderlust ...