Post by zahidislam on Mar 10, 2024 1:49:43 GMT -5
Welcome December, month of budgets and plans for the new year. Surely in this period you too are planning the next season in the hotel, redefining rates, services and marketing strategies to offer a stay experience in step with the times. And you do well. In light of this, it will be useful for you to take a look at the top 10 drawn up by Robert Rauch, pen of Hotel News Now , on the trends to follow for guest-sized hospitality in 2023. Let's browse through it together! 1. Mullet Travel Coined by Wall Street Journal editor Jacob Passy and promoted by Hotel News Now editor Stephanie Ricca, the term mullet travel is the neologism that replaces bleisure , or the combination of business and leisure travel, emerged by many workers from remote post pandemic. The origin of this expression is curious, given that mullet indicates a cut that is short on the front and long on the back , hence the analogy business on the front, fun on the back.
And here is the etymology explained! Going Australia Phone Number deeper into the phenomenon, remote working is increasingly common in many sectors and goes beyond the contingencies of the moment. Hotel common areas and accommodation facilities with bars and restaurants have the potential to capitalize on this trend by adapting their offerings to the needs of the emerging segment. This means, for example, high-speed internet, plenty of power outlets and great coffee. 2. Personalization and specialization in interaction with guests How you interact with guests will enable greater value creation in 2023. This requires, however, that you genuinely think about the value proposition you offer as a specific hotel. Identify what makes your market unique and direct all your efforts towards this targeted segment of guests. How? Appeal to your repeat guests, who have remained loyal and now expect personalized recognition and to be treated – and pampered – as individuals with specific needs.
Personalization must be your mantra in 2023. 3. Adventure tourism A trend of which Gen Z and Millennial travelers are the biggest fans, but baby boomers are also inclined towards more extreme sporting activities. Is your hotel located in an ideal location for immersive nature experiences? Great, study how to exploit this advantage to intercept adventure travelers in 2023. 4. Staff training The way you interact with guests will allow you to create greater value in 2023. This During the pandemic, you probably found yourself having to give important roles to the most deserving and constant employees, given the high rate of infections. The emergency has made specific training overshadowed: this must change, to avoid finding a person who is willing but not prepared for the role managing your hotel. Train, train, train in 2023. 5. Travel with purpose A variety of things can fall into this category: seeking out extravagant food and drink, captivating getaways, cannabis trips, and/or spiritual experiences.
And here is the etymology explained! Going Australia Phone Number deeper into the phenomenon, remote working is increasingly common in many sectors and goes beyond the contingencies of the moment. Hotel common areas and accommodation facilities with bars and restaurants have the potential to capitalize on this trend by adapting their offerings to the needs of the emerging segment. This means, for example, high-speed internet, plenty of power outlets and great coffee. 2. Personalization and specialization in interaction with guests How you interact with guests will enable greater value creation in 2023. This requires, however, that you genuinely think about the value proposition you offer as a specific hotel. Identify what makes your market unique and direct all your efforts towards this targeted segment of guests. How? Appeal to your repeat guests, who have remained loyal and now expect personalized recognition and to be treated – and pampered – as individuals with specific needs.
Personalization must be your mantra in 2023. 3. Adventure tourism A trend of which Gen Z and Millennial travelers are the biggest fans, but baby boomers are also inclined towards more extreme sporting activities. Is your hotel located in an ideal location for immersive nature experiences? Great, study how to exploit this advantage to intercept adventure travelers in 2023. 4. Staff training The way you interact with guests will allow you to create greater value in 2023. This During the pandemic, you probably found yourself having to give important roles to the most deserving and constant employees, given the high rate of infections. The emergency has made specific training overshadowed: this must change, to avoid finding a person who is willing but not prepared for the role managing your hotel. Train, train, train in 2023. 5. Travel with purpose A variety of things can fall into this category: seeking out extravagant food and drink, captivating getaways, cannabis trips, and/or spiritual experiences.