Opinion: Digital marketing is about to get a whole lot harder for hotels. Privacy laws are tightening, and third party cookies are disappearing fast. To succeed during the change, it’s time to refocus efforts on [...]
We have all been there, research complete and just about to click “Buy” and you ask yourself the question “Is this the right purchase for me?” How do consumers decide what they want to buy [...]
Avvio’s take: With the hospitality industry still struggling from the ongoing impact of COVID-19, Google has created a new data insights tool, focusing on tourism and travel demand. We take you through the ins and [...]
Last week we saw our Chief Commercial Officer, Michael De Jongh talking about customer journeys and loyalty with Avvio customer Roomzzz Aparthotels and Cendyn, the provider of customer-focused software solutions to the travel industry. The [...]
As uncertainty continues to plague the market, negative talk around the impacts of COVID-19 is rife in the hospitality industry at the moment. So, we teamed up with Steve Lowy, CEO at Anglo Educational Services, [...]
Throughout the past five months, we’ve seen consumer behaviour change drastically, and have had to change our e-commerce strategies to adapt. With this in mind, we've recapped what’s new for digital and have provided tried and trusted tactics that will drive the most booked revenue in August.
With the UK announcing air bridge partnerships earlier this month and Ireland expected to announce in the coming week, there is still some potential for international markets in 2020. Here are our 10 tips to capitalise on international demand.
We understand that adapting to the new normal will be challenging. And while we don’t have all the answers, we do know that hoteliers who are able to adopt a solid recovery plan will thrive post Covid19. Here are 5 essential marketing tips to help your hotel adapt to the ‘new’ normal.
This walk on the wild side has filled many with dread and fear but also optimism that a return to a new normal is in our near future. Things will get better and we will adapt to the new world.
We want to highlight the kindness, compassion and willingness from all our friends across the industry, who have stepped up to support others in these unprecedented times.
The world over is seeing a significant if not catastrophic downturn in business. As more countries go into lockdown, the whole hospitality sector is in limbo and we need to think about how we can help support your business.
Understandably guest’s travel plans will continue to be hugely disrupted over the coming weeks and months. We are working hard to support not only our existing hotel customers through an exceptionally trying time, but also the wider hospitality industry. The most critical and timely issue we are attempting to tackle is ‘how can hotels ‘keep the lights on’ and continue bringing revenue into their business?’
