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Research has shown that responding to online reviews, especially negative ones, increases the trust prospective customers have in your hotel, making them more likely to believe that you care about your guests.
Purpose-built, automated software can be invaluable for keeping on top of both front-of-office and back-of-office tasks, especially amid staffing shortages in the hospitality industry. Hoteliers can attest to the countless hours (and...
The slightest margins in key areas can ultimately make or break a business in terms of performance. For many hoteliers, keeping a close eye on the Average Daily Rate (ADR), Occupancy Rate and Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) is the most...
Airbnb and other similar style listings were booming post-lockdowns, as travellers sought smaller, more intimate lodgings that felt safer than hotels. People wanted to get out and explore again, but they still feared the high risk of...
Many hoteliers believe that having a perfect website is the golden ticket to a spike in direct bookings, and while it’s true that your hotel’s website design and content needs to be on point, there are additional steps you need to take to...
Hoteliers’ business acumen is supported by the tech tools they use to capitalise on guest feedback, and the data collected by those automated solutions helps hoteliers discover strategic opportunities that benefit guest experiences and...
Providing indelible hotel experiences stems from being tuned in to the guests’ perspective at every stage of the booking journey. Emails play a vital part in nurturing connections with past, current and prospective guests - but when it...
Working remotely has swiftly become more commonplace – 56% of U.S workforce is doing it – and while for most people this means working from home, some have realised this can mean working from anywhere.
However you look at love, and no matter what your love language is, travelling together is one of the ultimate indulgences and milestones that those who are in romantic relationships look forward to.
New research has shown that reviews are the third most important factor for guests when booking accommodation, after price and location. But the ways guests interact with online reviews is in more flux than ever, both reflecting and...