The season only warns you once
Bookings, last-minute changes, incidents and reviews all pile up in a few months. The team handling them is the same one from February.
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Pure seasonality, and with a clock on it
This sector has the same problem as an ecommerce campaign, but for months on end. Hiring for the peak leaves you overstaffed in the off-season; not hiring leaves the guest waiting exactly when losing them costs the most.
And there's a difference that makes it worse: here, the incident has a time on it. A changed flight, a room that isn't ready, or a late arrival don't accept "I'll get back to you tomorrow." And they arrive in several languages, across four channels at once.
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- 90 days
- of guarantee from day one
- 20 days
- a year of absence already covered
- 15 days
- working days to present candidates
What gets delegated in season
What piles up, what can't wait, and what nobody has time to reconcile.
In your engine and your channels
Your PMS or booking engine, whatever channel manager you use, and the portals you sell through. Zendesk, Front or whatever inbox you use for support.
Tell us when your season starts
Half an hour on a call. If we are not a fit, we will say so in that conversation.
