Maximizing Revenue and Occupancy:
Seaside Collection‘s Triumph with Userguest
Group Results (August 2023)
HOTEL TYPE
Resort
STAR RATING
5-Star
NUMBER OF ROOMS
352
LOCATION
Canary Islands, Spain
Seaside Collection, a distinguished hotel group, embodies a commitment to delivering unforgettable experiences, transcending the boundaries of traditional hospitality.
With a seahorse as their symbol, an embodiment of beauty and care, the Seaside Collection’s mission is to provide guests with what they themselves expect from a hotel. Founded in 1974 by Theo Gerlach, this family-owned business has grown to encompass eleven distinct properties, each a testament to their core values of design, architecture, and refined cuisine.
They offer an oasis of relaxation, new discoveries, and unforgettable moments at exquisite locations that span the Canary Islands, the North Sea coast, the Maldives, and several of Germany’s most beautiful cities.
Seaside Collection achieved remarkable results by harnessing Userguest’s low occupancy booster notifications.
At Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia, these notifications effectively aligned the hotel’s occupancy requirements with user booking intent, resulting in an impressive revenue boost.
Similarly, Seaside Los Jameos Playa capitalized on Userguest notifications to promote their Early Bird offer, generating over €63,000 in advance booking revenue in just one month.
Furthermore, both hotels leveraged the Userguest notifications to enhance their residents’ offer promotion, significantly improving the hotel website conversion rates.
Beyond these targeted notifications, Seaside Collection further elevated the website’s user experience by introducing innovative features, including welcome pop-ups, exit pop-ups, and Saved Search notifications. These smart features create a seamless and user-friendly interface, simplifying the booking process and resulting in notable improvements in conversion rates.
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