The LoungeUp blog

Hotel check-in and check-out can be unpleasant experiences for guests (even more so if they travel a lot), despite the digitalisation of the industry. In a world that prides itself on experience and comfort, these points of contact generate dissatisfaction and misunderstandings for the guest.

Upsell(ing) in the hotel industry is the addition of services (also known as "extras") to a stay, thereby increasing its value guest. Upgrading is an example of upselling in the hotel and airline industries. Upselling makes it possible to capitalize on every guest acquired.

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Initiating and maintaining contact with a guest has a lot of advantages. Here are 6 ways hotels will benefit when they invest in their guest relationship by listening to them, being ready to help and providing information when they need it.

Guests expect to be pampered when they interact with their hotel, and this is one of the reasons why they choose this type of accommodation over others. Yet there are recurring frustrations that affect customer satisfaction when they could easily be avoided by hoteliers.

The dematerialised check-in offers many advantages for both guests and hoteliers, and has gained renewed interest in this period of distancing as it avoids queuing at reception and reduces physical contact. And above all, it speeds up administrative procedures!