metasearch

If you’re not owning your space in metasearch, you’re giving guaranteed bookings right to the OTAs, costing you money and future revenue

Google, has implemented alterations to comply with DMA regulations. These changes are evident in travel search areas, with a substantial focus on hotels

When independent hotels participate in the most profitable marketing channels, brand visibility increases exponentially and reliance on OTAs decreases

Channel management is vital for a hotel’s commercial success, with increasing reliance on OTAs driving room night reservations and emergence of metasearch

In 2024, embracing the potential of metasearch is no longer an option, but a necessity for hoteliers looking to thrive in the competitive hotel landscape

Hoteliers might consider funds that were previously allocated to areas with low return which could be redirected towards high return metasearch advertising

With Google’s recent announcement about updates to its Hotel Ads bidding models, hoteliers face a pivotal moment in their metasearch advertising strategies

Metasearch marketing isn’t just a trend; it’s a dynamic force shaping the future of how travellers discover and choose accommodations

The hotel industry pays OTAs around $47,000M per year in commissions, an average of almost $2,685 per room per year*

The end of google commission based bidding models impacts hotels. We outline options to ensure your metasearch strategy remains high value and impactful