If you want to improve the content of your emails to communicate with guests, collaborators or suppliers, here are a few specific considerations:
At the hotel level, the issue of email must be attractive and reflect the subject of the message. You can use matters that mention special promotions, confirmed reservations or events at the hotel.
Use the name of the guest or recipient in the initial greeting to make the message more personal.
If you are sending a booking confirmation email or stay details, be sure to include dates, room number, rates and other key details.
If you offer additional services, such as room service, spa or transportation, be sure to provide detailed information, schedules and prices.
Segment your emails and offer personalized offers based on guest preferences or history of previous stays.
If your hotel is in a tourist destination, provide information on nearby sights, local events and recommended activities.
If necessary, it includes information on hotel policies, such as cancellations, check-in and check-out times, and rules of coexistence.
Encourage guests to share their views and experiences through website reviews or internal surveys.
If you receive frequently asked questions via email, consider having a FAQ section (FAQ) in your email or provide a link to this section.
If your hotel organizes special events, such as themed dinners or concerts, send reminders to guests who might be interested.
For hotel staff, use email to communicate important information, changes in schedules or policies, training, and team events.
In the hotel sector, the images are crucial. Make sure you include high-quality images showing facilities, rooms and services.
If you have a loyalty program, be sure to promote it in your emails and offer incentives to join or participate.
At the end of each email, it includes a signature reflecting the hotel's brand, with contact details and links to social media and website.
After guests have left, send a follow-up email to get feedback on their stay and make sure they have a positive experience.