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    Without having to scroll through your website, the booking engine should present your guests with all of the information they need, including rates, packages, accommodation types, add-ons, inclusions, and other specifics.

    Fremont, CA: Online bookings account for over 63 percent of the travel and tourism industry's annual revenue. You'll be able to manage online reservations more efficiently with a good hotel booking system. Using a dependable hotel booking system to automate reservation operations decreases the chance of manual errors and company losses. Having a streamlined booking system in place also allows hoteliers to provide visitors with a more intuitive booking experience. Here are five things to consider when choosing a hotel reservation software:

    Robust Reporting System

    Data is crucial for achieving a company's objectives. Having the appropriate data can help you improve business performance and provide a more tailored experience for your customers. Hotel reservation software with a sophisticated reporting system is a must-have for helping your company make better decisions.

    Automated Communication

    In the service industry, communication automation has become a need. For example, after booking a stay, guests expect a thorough confirmation email. The hotel's brand image and voice should be reflected in the confirmation emails. These communications should be able to be scheduled and formatted through your hotel booking system.

    Online Hotel Reservation System

    A good hotel reservation system should have a user-friendly interface that is beneficial to both guests and employees. A basic calendar front-desk view will be a tremendous help in making the reservation process go more smoothly. A plugin or javascript that can be placed into your hotel's website will be required. Alternatively, it should be able to link visitors to a microsite or portal where they may finish their reservations online.

    Central Reservation System

    You can effectively handle these differences if you have a central reservation system for hotels linked to a channel manager. Your channel management and hotel reservation system are linked together to provide you with real-time information on room availability and prices across all of your booking channels. A channel manager aids hoteliers in increasing employee efficiency by allowing inventory and rates to be changed from a single platform. Guests will see exactly what they view, thanks to real-time updates.

    Online Payment Integration

    Implementing an online payment option with your hotel reservation system will help you meet your booking/cancellation policy requirements while also making it easier for visitors to make bookings.

    Financials gathered through online bookings should be automatically recorded in financial reports on the back end. In addition, having guests pay online helps them to adhere to the essential social distance rules.

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