Introducing your guide to a stronger summer season

We’re sharing data-backed insights about travellers searching and booking on our platform, and solutions to help you meet these travellers’ unique needs. Find out how you can leverage these insights to attract new demand.

Get started

B.
Aaron Account Advisor
#Advice
#Featured
#Guests

4 steps to get your property ready to welcome family travellers again

Hi Everyone,

For many of us, the past year has made the world seem a little larger than it used to be. Restrictions on travel have not only stopped us from exploring new worlds but also re-connecting with families and other loved ones. 

To get ready to welcome families once again, follow the below tips:

  1. Make sure you indicate how many children can be accommodated in each room here.
  2. Child rates can help make your property more appealing to families.  
  3. Highlight all the facilities & services you offer for families. 
  4. All relevant room amenities should also be selected.

Bonus tips:

  • Photos are also a great way to showcase that your property is great for families. Have a read through our article or download the photography guide.
  • The policies page has the option to add in extra beds and cots
7
Isle of Wight …

Child rates lead to guests booking their 21 year olds in as children, so owners / hosts / partners lose money.

A good tip is to list your property on other OTAs where they take damage deposits automatically - this saves you a lot of hassle. But remember to manually block bookings because the Booking.com calendar sync is broken.

Related posts