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Chatbots for the tourism industry, a multi-faceted benefit

Inbenta

The tourism industry, an ever-changing sector. The face of tourism has evolved a lot in the past decades. As a consequence, the tourism industry needs to shift the way they engage with visitors and customers and travel companies need to keep seeking new ways to improve customer journey and make travel more convenient.

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How to Draft Effective Customer Satisfaction Survey Questions for Hotels & Tourism

Comm100

Hotels and tourism simply wouldn’t exist without the positive perceptions of the people who use them. In hotels and tourism, reputation is what powers continued business success. Dear [Name], As the General Manager of [HOTEL NAME], we want to personally thank you for choosing us for your most recent stay. Thank you once again.

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How Important is Customer Service in Travel and Tourism?

Bold360

Travel and tourism can be difficult areas for retaining customer loyalty, with websites set up exclusively to pit brands against one another on the best deals for hotels and rock-bottom prices on flights. Customer service in travel and tourism clearly needs to follow your customer wherever they might be.

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IBTM World Virtual 2020 goes live in a week

Storyminers

In addition, Hosted Buyers will benefit from dedicated content tailored specifically for them with the IBTM Inspire Masterclass stream, a separate on-demand track available from the 10 th December – with sessions for associations, corporates and agencies, which is sponsored by Korea Tourism Organization.

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Smiles and Jokes Help Good Managers Boost Hotel Staff Performance

CSM Magazine

Hotel managers who share a smile and a joke with their teams are more likely to see staff ‘going the extra mile’ when engaging with customers, a new study reveals. “We would, therefore, recommend that managers should consider using humour when they engage with their staff.

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[#MeetAJohnPaulee] Wendy Dangleterre, Travel Manager

John Paul

Wendy, who has been with John Paul since 2014, talks to us about her daily life as a Travel Manager, the impact of Covid-19 on the travel industry, and what she likes most about her job! I joined the Travel concierge team as a Junior Concierge (this was my first job) and then moved up over the years to become one of the team’s managers.

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In hospitality, your people are NOT your most important assets.

Bill Quiseng

And for an industry set to take advantage of travel and tourism that will be generated by Gen X and baby boomers, that is good news. The answer is that you, as manager, are responsible for the education of those who do not have those skills. There are a lot of people wanting to enter the hospitality business.