hotels

Ted Turner, founder of Cable News Network, once said that ‘to be happy in this world, first you need a cell phone and then you need an airplane.’ An increasing […]

Not every guest likes talking to people and waiting in lines to check-in. A lot of travellers want to be in and out of check-in as quickly as possible. Self-check-in […]

Facebook is one of the most powerful social networking sites in the world, and it’s one of the best places to promote your B&B online. NB: This is an article […]

Resorts face unique challenges. They are usually more expensive, geographically harder to reach and incur longer stays than standard full-service hotels. Many are built in “clusters” in a destination, too, […]

Bleisure travel has seen a huge increase in the past two years. According to Expedia’s recent report titled Unpacking Bleisure Traveller Trends, there’s been nearly a 40% rise in bleisure […]

There are two types of people: those who love staying in hotels and those who hate it. I must say that I lean more towards the latter, and often find […]

Imagine for a moment your hotel website is not getting the amount of reservations you expect. You and your staff need more guests to come in and there are fewer […]

Of all the people that visit a hotel’s site, only 2% (on average) end up making a booking. So, while it might feel like getting traffic to your website is […]

If you’ve been living under a rock this past week or two you might have just missed TripAdvisor’s unveiling of its new site and mobile experience. The debut of Travel […]

In all likelihood, a potential guest is not going to book a stay at your property after stumbling upon your B&B website for the first time. NB: This is an […]