What Booking Engines Do (And Don’t Do) for Your Hotel
A booking engine is the heart of e-commerce for hotels. But don’t expect it to do everything. Here’s what to look for — and what to add.
A booking engine is the heart of e-commerce for hotels. But don’t expect it to do everything. Here’s what to look for — and what to add.
If your menu takes more than 2 seconds to load, you’re losing hungry customers. Here’s how to fix it.
Hotel owners face countless investment decisions, but few carry as much long-term impact as their choice of website.
Serving international guests? Then your website should speak their language — literally. Let’s look at what works (and what backfires).
Not every fancy widget adds value. We break down the essentials that diners expect and trust when they land on your site.
A good UX isn’t a nice-to-have. It’s the difference between ‘Maybe later’ and ‘Book now.’ See what the best hotel websites are doing right.
A potential guest discovers your hotel through a Google search. They’re immediately drawn to your website’s stunning photography and elegant design.
Loyalty is about more than freebies. Build a digital experience that keeps guests coming back — and referring others.
Loyalty isn’t about plastic cards anymore. Make it digital, make it easy, and make it feel personal — especially for boutique stays.
Your website’s layout isn’t just about looks — it’s a direct driver of booking completion. Let’s explore structure strategies that convert.
Every time a guest books through an online travel agency (OTA), your hotel loses 15–25% of that reservation’s value to commission fees.
In the competitive hospitality industry, hotel owners and managers often fall into the trap of believing that more website features equal better guest experience.
When was the last time you bought something online? Probably recently — maybe even today.
Every month, restaurant owners across the country pour thousands of dollars into Google Ads campaigns, hoping to fill empty tables and boost takeaway orders.
The restaurant industry operates on notoriously thin margins, with the average profit margin hovering between 3–9%.