Applicable Product(s): Pulse, Messenger Although Loop asks guests to input their names and contact information when they submit feedback, there are some who will nonetheless provide it anonymously — and then use that anonymity to include inappropriate or abusive language in messages to front-line staff. Understandably, many managers will want to protect their team from...Continue Reading
So, you now have Loop all set up at your location, and you’re sending emails out to your guests. Congratulations! That’s great news. The next step is to make sure your guests are actually receiving the emails you send out. This doesn’t happen often, but sometimes, emails from Loop can get quarantined by particularly strict...Continue Reading
On February 21, Benbria is making an appearance at Revenue by Design’s Seize Opportunity in Disruption in London, located at the Park Plaza Riverbank Hotel. This day-long conference features hoteliers, vendors, and journalists from across the hospitality industry, who will speak on topics ranging from the impact of OTAs on the hotelier, to the opportunities...Continue Reading
In the past few months — perhaps even years — much has been made of Airbnb’s impact on the hospitality industry. Between 2010 and 2015, the number of travelers who stayed with an Airbnb host grew from 47,000 to 17 million per year. And in 2016, CEO Brian Chesky announced Airbnb’s new Experiences feature, which...Continue Reading
In a society that’s becoming increasingly digitized, and in which travellers have instant access to millions of reviews for thousands of hotel properties around the world, creating a personalized guest experience is more important than ever. Why? Because it’s one of the few ways that hoteliers can really make their properties stand out and win...Continue Reading
Part of the path to success with Loop is ensuring that front-line staff know how to promote it effectively. Your guests, after all, are more likely to use Loop if they’re actually aware that it exists, and if they have a good understanding of how it works. There are ways to train and equip your...Continue Reading
The AAA defines a luxury hotel as having “sophistication and comfort with extraordinary physical attributes, meticulous personalized service, extensive amenities and impeccable standards of excellence.” Guests who stay at these hotels expect to be treated like royalty; after all, they’re paying for impeccable service, delivered by an attentive and caring hotel employee. So you may...Continue Reading
In a previous post, we covered how pre-stay messaging is essential to winning guest loyalty and ensuring repeat stays. Just as the guest journey begins before they even arrive on the property, it continues to evolve after they’ve left. Many guests will want to write a review about the hotel they’ve just stayed at; others...Continue Reading
Deploying new technology in a hospitality setting is a huge step; in many cases, it requires vast amounts of capital to implement and an additional time investment for training and education. But in a day and age where guests expect convenience and familiarity, hotels and restaurants often do not have a choice but to invest...Continue Reading
Maintaining good QSC (quality, service, and cleanliness) is one of the top concerns for most restaurant brands. After all, great food, friendly service, and a spotless store are the factors that keep guests coming back. Maintaining all three of these factors to guests’ standards can be difficult, however, given the many variables and moving parts...Continue Reading
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