Michael Garvin There was a time when a website was viewed as nothing more than a digital brochure. Hoteliers had one goal: putting heads in beds. They approached website development with a “take it or leave it” attitude, mostly because they lacked the human resources and knowledge base to execute it. There was also the uncertainty that guests –whomever they were and wherever they came from — would even use it to find your hotel; after all, travel agents were being paid to drive traffic to the hotel, right? The year was 1999.
Countinue Reading...
No comments:
Post a Comment