Much has changed for hotels over the past few years, with some trends that were introduced during the pandemic seemingly here to stay. In this article, we take a look at the challenges hotels are facing today, and outline what hotels can do to differentiate themselves from the competition in 2023.
On October 6, 2022 Guestcentric - award-winning and leading provider of cloud-based solutions to support direct online distribution for premium hotels in over 50 international markets, celebrated 16 years in business.
GuestCentric is a leading provider of cloud-based digital marketing software and services that help extraordinary hoteliers promote their brand, drive direct bookings and connect with customers on all digital platforms. GuestCentric s all-in-one platform provides hotels with the only unified solution for managing their guests’ online journey: award-winning, high impact websites; an integrated, easy-to-use booking engine; social media marketing and publishing tools; a GDS chain code and a channel manager to offer rooms on Amadeus, Booking.com, Expedia, Galileo, Google, Sabre, TripAdvisor and hundreds of other channels.
GuestCentric is a proud provider of solutions that maximize direct bookings to hotel groups and independent hotels from collections such as Design Hotels, Great Hotels of the World, Leading Hotels of the World, Relais & Chateaux, Small Luxury Hotels, and Small Danish Hotels.
At the start of 2022, we predicted 7 market trends for Hoteliers to be optimistic about in 2022. After what has truly been a euphoric and record-breaking summer for hotels, it’s interesting to observe which of our predictions came to fruition. More on that in a moment…
Today, hotels are so ubiquitous that we rarely think deeply about them or their origins. But their history goes all the way back to ancient Greece as an “establishment providing accommodation, meals, and other services for travelers”.