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Smart tech that will wow your guests

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From cars to smartphones, technology has become an indispensable part of our lives. Today’s innovations are tomorrow’s essentials – so it pays to be ahead of the curve. In fact, in a recent study, 60% of guests said they’d pay more to stay in a property with smart devices. Here are five smart technologies that will help modernise your property. “Smart tech that will wow your guests”Continue reading
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Upselling: how to earn extra revenue (and how apps can help you)

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For many people around the world, love will soon be in the air. Not only will they shower loved ones with affection on Valentine’s Day, they’ll spend big too – the average American spent 144 dollars in 2018.

We look at how you can boost your income around key calendar dates by offering guests upgrades and extras at just the right time.

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iCal or a channel manager: what’s best for your property?

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It’s crucial to keep track of all your reservations when running a property. And things can get complicated when you’re selling rooms on a number of different platforms. To avoid overbooking and increased workload, it’s key to implement a technology that syncs all your calendars together – and this is where iCal and channel managers come in. They’ll save you time, reduce the chance of errors being made, and ultimately allow you to run your property more efficiently. “iCal or a channel manager: what’s best for your property?”Continue reading
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How to avoid the stress and cost of overbookings

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Overbookings are the ultimate lose-lose scenario. Hospitality professionals lose precious time and revenue, while guests lose their preferred accommodation – not to mention their temper. In this blog post, we explain the impact overbookings can have on your business, and suggest how one simple piece of technology can help you avoid them.

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