The hotel group has experienced a decline in loyalty and satisfaction from customers. Room occupancy dropped from 81% to 62% and the retention rate fell from 25% to 8%. Customer surveys showed dissatisfaction with lack of amenities and personalized service. The marketing department needs to improve the customer experience and motivate employees to provide excellent service. They will reward loyalty, improve facilities, hire friendly staff, conduct surveys, and maintain post-visit communication to increase scores and regain their 4-star rating.
The hotel group has experienced a decline in loyalty and satisfaction from customers. Room occupancy dropped from 81% to 62% and the retention rate fell from 25% to 8%. Customer surveys showed dissatisfaction with lack of amenities and personalized service. The marketing department needs to improve the customer experience and motivate employees to provide excellent service. They will reward loyalty, improve facilities, hire friendly staff, conduct surveys, and maintain post-visit communication to increase scores and regain their 4-star rating.
The hotel group has experienced a decline in loyalty and satisfaction from customers. Room occupancy dropped from 81% to 62% and the retention rate fell from 25% to 8%. Customer surveys showed dissatisfaction with lack of amenities and personalized service. The marketing department needs to improve the customer experience and motivate employees to provide excellent service. They will reward loyalty, improve facilities, hire friendly staff, conduct surveys, and maintain post-visit communication to increase scores and regain their 4-star rating.
The hotel group has experienced a decline in loyalty and satisfaction from customers. Room occupancy dropped from 81% to 62% and the retention rate fell from 25% to 8%. Customer surveys showed dissatisfaction with lack of amenities and personalized service. The marketing department needs to improve the customer experience and motivate employees to provide excellent service. They will reward loyalty, improve facilities, hire friendly staff, conduct surveys, and maintain post-visit communication to increase scores and regain their 4-star rating.
Jaivel Alan Quisbert Marca Alejandra Daniela Peredo Mendizábal An Arab hotel group wishes to build customer:
-By loyalty
-By getting to know its visitors
better and encouraging them to return to its hotels, but there are a number of problems that we have to solve as a marketing department. What are the problems? ➔ Group turnover has fallen by 22%. ➔ the group's room occupancy rate has dropped from 81% to 62%. ➔ Customer surveys have indicated increasing dissatisfaction with the hotels. ➔ The retention rate of guests has fallen from 25% to 8%. ➔ Recent reviews have reduced two of the hotels' rating from four stars to three. ➔ The employees do not have enough experience in terms of their helpfulness, enthusiasm, knowledge What are the causes of this problems?
The main reasons why guests do not return is quite clear:
● They feel they have not had a memorable experience. ● They don't make themselves feel special and valued. ● They are looking for a more personalized service. What problems did customers report? ● One guest said there were no facilities in his room to make coffee. ● A number of guests with families mentioned the lack of facilities for children, o special menus for them and no play area. ● A businesswoman needed to use in a business centre, but very often when she went there, it was closed. ● They aren’t made to feel special and valued ● They expect What is our purpose as a Marketing Department? The problem is already presented and it is clear. ● Improve the quality of work of our employees to give training of all the task that the hotel need to do. ● Exceed customer expectations. ● Encourage customers to return with a really good services. ● Treat them as at home How can the Al-munir group make guests feel ¨special¨ and ¨highly valued¨? ● Meet customer needs. ● Provide a comfortable environment. ● Motivate hotel employees to show charisma and good customer service. What can the group will do to solve the problems?: a) Reward loyal customers: b) Persuade guest who have stayed once to return: ● Attract customers with offers and cumulative points for discounts for each time they say. ● Give good quality with affordable prices. What can be done to make the staff more motivated and customers- orientated in their approach to their work? ● Give employees better quality of work. ● Give training to employees. ● Give rewards to those who do their job well. ● Teamwork. What questions should the management be asking in order to gather information for an accurate, up-to- date profile of each guest? -How do you rate the attention?
-Do you consider the hotel
comfortable?
-Which is the area of the hotel
that you really enjoy? Why?
It is advisable to open a suggestion space in these surveys.
How can the group maintain its relationship with guests once they left its hotels?
Build a relationship based on:
● Dedication. ● Effort. ● Bidirectional communication. ● Maintain contact through emails or social networks by inviting them to events of invite if there are special offers. ● Try to be the majority of time friendly and polite. How to increase the average scores in the next surveys and recover the fou- star rating?
● Improve hotel facilities.
● Hire charismatic staff. ● Doing marketing. ● Manage the expectations of guests with statistics. ● Welcome them in a welcoming way. ● Train the staff. The necessary resources that the company needs ● Provide the tools needed to staff to efficiently develop their function. ● Implement a website designed to sell the service ● Hire training so that employees can perform well in their areas. What are our expectations?
● After showing our action plan,
we expect both hotel employees and customers to be satisfied. ● Improve the quality of service. ● Market growth. Conclusion Recognizing the causes of the problems, the hotel is expected to gain good reviews and reputation by improving the business-customer relationship with this exposed action plan.