personalization
Hop Into Increased Direct Bookings This Easter
This targeted approach allows hotels to forge meaningful connections with guests, crafting memorable stays that capitalize on the festive Easter atmosphere
Unlocking Hyper-Personalization Benefits in Revenue Management
The adoption of hyper-personalization within revenue management brings a multitude of benefits, transforming customer engagement and driving revenue growth
Hyper-Personalization: the Future of Hotel Marketing
Implementing effective hyper-personalization tactics requires a strategic blend. Here are some specific tactics that hotels can implement today
9 Ways to Build a Guest-Centric Hotel
A guest-centric hotel (or a customer-centric operation) prioritizes guest needs and satisfaction over everything else. NB: This is an article from Mews It’s all about creating a personalized experience for guests to […]
Are These 3 Hospitality Trends Raising More Questions Than Answers?
Whether it’s about hospitality technology or adapting to consumers’ behaviors, each new change or innovation should ultimately solve an existing pain
ROI of CRM: Measuring the Impact on Hotel Revenue
When looking at the ROI of CRM, it’s important to see beyond financial metrics and recognise the enhanced guest experiences and streamlined operations
Improve Your Hotel Guest Experience with Personalized Hospitality
Tailored experiences make guests feel valued and appreciated, ensuring guest satisfaction and giving them more incentive to come back
Leverage Personalization for More Cost Effective Direct Bookings
Focusing on improving guest satisfaction through personalization, independent hotels can earn recommendations leading to a steady stream of direct bookings
Make Guests the Architect of Their Experience to Drive Revenue
Why are hotels still assigning rooms to guests rather than letting them choose the room they want? Booking a hotel room shouldn’t feel like a gamble
Personalization vs Privacy – What do Hotel Guests Prefer?
Personalization has become a hot topic, but the question is, when it comes to personalization vs privacy, what do your hotel guests actually prefer?