Hotel ancillaries, often known to travelers and travel businesses as the extra items — like rental cars, hotel room upgrades, spa visits, food delivery, and tours — that are bundled along with their rooms, already play an essential role in the sector's merchandising, marketing, and revenue considerations. But even though ancillaries have always been an effective strategy to boost sales, they are no longer seen by hotel executives as a mere supplement to other travel products. Today, they are increasingly the main event.
Why more hospitality brands are trying to expand their role in the traveler journey beyond the hotel room
Why changes in traveler behavior are creating an opportunity for hotels to offer guests a wider range of ancillary products and services than in the past
Why hotels must evolve their strategies related to personalization and loyalty in order to take full advantage of the emerging power of ancillaries
How hotel brands like IHG, Marriott, and Accor are successfully adopting a new approach to ancillary merchandising, marketing and sales
This content was created collaboratively with our sponsor:
Connect:
For Gmail users: If you are using the tabbed inbox, newsletters may be pushed to the 'Promotions' tab. To get updates from Skift direct to your primary inbox, drag and drop this email to that tab.
You are receiving this because you subscribed to Skift's Daily Newsletter and relevant messages from our partners.
No comments:
Post a Comment