Title: Types Of Travellers And What They Want From A Hotel
1Types Of Travellers And What They Want From A
Hotel
Not all travellers have the same purpose for a
visit to the city. Some may be there for some
fun, others may be on a more serious working
mode. Some may be on a complete escape purpose,
others may want to mix and balance both work and
play. But, one thing that every kind of traveller
would want is a good hotel room, and decent
services. Understanding that every type of
traveller is different, and has different
expectations, hotels are upgrading themselves to
offer more personalized services to every guest
walking in. There are basically two types of
hotel stays guests may be coming in for one is
a casual stay, and the other being a business
trip. But again, a casual stay may also have
different expectations from different guest
types, depending upon whether they are a single
traveller, a retired couple, or a family.
Similarly, a business trip traveller may also
have different expectations, based on their age
group or the kind of work they need to do during
the stay. Lets talk in detail about each kind
of traveller. Casual stay People whore
travelling for a vacation, a visit around the
city, some particular shopping spree, or tourism
are those that have approached the hotel for a
casual stay. Such travellers can be too
demanding in terms of the services they need.
Because theyre out on an escape from their
regular schedules, they want more of fun, more
of comfort, and more of leisure.
2- A backpacker This category is for a traveller
with minimal luggage, who is there just for
experience, but wants it at a very affordable
price. Such travellers are typically more price
conscious and may tend to sacrifice a few
comforts in order to get a lower bill. Theyd
want a sight-seeing experience around the city,
good food, and cheap accommodation. Theyll
appreciate if they can get a guide and map that
describe local sites and trails, with all the
possible information they can get about the local
culture around. - Luxury traveller These travellers, unlike the
backpackers, want high- quality service, no
matter if theyd have to spend a little extra in
order to get it. What they believe in is that
theyre out on a vacation, so theres no harm in
splurging a bit to pamper themselves. Luxury
travellers will expect impeccable service,
high-end facilities, and meticulous attention to
detail. Theyd appreciate a hotel restaurant, a
hotel bar, spa treatment, and exclusive
excursions to renowned tourist spots around the
city. - A family When a family walks in, it has people
of all age groups. This may include senior
citizens, adults, teenagers, and kids. This makes
for scattered activity preferences, which means
they want a wide array of options from the
hotel, such as game zone, park, swimming pool,
spa, and trivia nights hosted. - The retired When it is a retired couple or a
group of senior citizen friends, theyre there
purely for an authentic experience, memories
theyd want to take back home and cherish for the
rest of their lives. They want a comfortable
stay, respectable environment, good food, and a
perfect relaxation experience. - Business trip
- When on a business trip, the traveller may not be
in much demand for fun or excursion. Theyre
there for work purposes, which will keep them
mostly occupied throughout the day. Then, when
they have the night to themselves, they may
either use it to stay back in the hotel room and
relax, or move out in the vicinity to have some
good food and drinks, or explore the nightlife.
It is very rare when a business traveller may be
able to balance their work and fun mode
together. - Millennials Most business travellers would be
millennials, followed by a - few baby boomers and Generation X. While the
latter two wouldnt
3- demand much, the millennials would. Millennials
would try to look for new experiences while
theyre on their trip to make the most of it.
Along with relaxation, theyd also look for
having an authentic experience. They want to
cover most things in a shorter time frame. A
great night life, a delicious cuisine, a nearby
bar are some things theyd love. Also, any fun
events within the hotel or surrounding area may
interest them. For hotels who want to target
such guests, an appealing and user-friendly
online presence is a must! - Generation Z Rare but significant, Generation Z
travellers may also belong to this segment. And
those belonging to this generation are more
mobile-savvy. The first and foremost thing theyd
thus want is free and superfast WiFi. Theyd
also love high-quality food, some alcohol, and
information about the nightlife in the city.
Laundry services and transportation services
from the hotels end will also be appreciated. - Digital workers These are those guests who have
no time for play or fun. Theyre dedicated
workaholics, who focus only on work. Along with
their daytime meetings, they also want to work
at night. Computer and internet access are thus
of prime importance to such travellers. A
separate working space within the room will also
be valued. A quiet and calm environment that can
enable a better working environment is of utmost
importance to such guests. - A guest persona is a description of the type of
guest walking in at a hotel. Understanding the
guest persona can help deliver a more satisfying
experience to every guest. Kignston Hotel
understands this and thus strives to deliver only
the best to every casual stay and business trip
traveller. With clean elegant rooms, a
comfortable stay, and 247 room services, the
hotel offers all the very basics every hotel
guest would want. Further, strategically located
in Yeshwanthpur, the hotel offers both
commercial hangout places and tourism
opportunities to every kind of traveller. While
the malls, the Wonderla Amusement Park, and
Isckon Temple in the vicinity can make it a
thrilling experience for a casual traveller, the
hotel is already known to be an ideal choice for
corporate travellers, as it offers great value,
luxury, and service thats personal and par
excellence, making it one of the best hotels in
Yeshwanthpur!
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