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Managing Hotels: Nuts and Bolts of Hotel Management is a helpful guide for hotel managers and individuals about the ins and outs of the hospitality industry. The book outlines how to cope with this dynamic business environment and the processes involved in efficient hotel management.
In this digital age, users now expect all products and services to be accessible to them via mobile apps or platforms and have formed an aversion to direct contact with customer service reps. Due to this phenomenon, it has become a priority for the hospitality industry to focus on mobiles for providing services and promoting themselves. Here’s an update on the current mobile trends are and what hotels can do to make the best of these.
With the change in viewing habits and the use of personal devices of today’s generation, hoteliers are facing challenges to provide truly integrated in-room entertainment experiences. However, this scenario is improving drastically with technology and innovation. The hotels can do more than provide a choice between cable TV channels or watching content on their personal devices. They can offer their guests the freedom to be in control of their hotel-stay-experience.
Grabbing customers’ attention used to be a time-taking but simple task in the past. Directory listings, radio, and print ads were the most popular and preferred mediums for targeting customers. On the other hand, customers also had limited choices. Direct telephone bookings or contacting travel agents were the only ways to book a room in a hotel. However, the internet changed everything, and the evolution in IT brought a paradigm shift to sales, marketing, and customer engagement in the hotel industry.
Gone are the days when guests would stay holed up in their hotel rooms. They now prefer to move out and mingle with the people around. This is exactly why hotels are bringing about a change in the lobby scene. In this article, I’m going to talk about how lobbies are emerging as the latest hangout spots in hotels.
It is a money-making age, with people travelling all over the world for work and business. It’s also quite a boon for the hospitality industry. Though business travellers’ demands are quite particular, it’s not that difficult for hotels to cater to them. A technology sound property with good offers for guests to work and play makes a great revenue generating scheme for hoteliers.
A lot has changed in the food service landscape of the hospitality sectors in the last few decades. Hotels have realized that food and beverage options need to be upgraded from the traditional patterns to suit the needs of the current travelers. In this article, I’ll be discussing about this very evolution and how hotels can no longer afford compromises in the food and beverage department.
When you think of AI and its applications, your mind always runs to science and tech-based industries. Does it have a role to play in hospitality – a sector that’s driven by human interaction? Surprisingly, yes!
If there’s one thing that’s constant in life, it’s change. And nowhere is this change more visible than design trends. This article looks at some of the design trends that are going to be adopted by hotels across the world.
