Your guests' data is gold, but are you actually mining it?
Your guest data is a gold mine, but most hotels are walking around with a pickaxe and never digging. That's the premise of a Mews podcast episode featuring Bookboost, Revinate and Quinta, and honestly, it's a message the industry needs to hear on repeat.
The problem is familiar: data sits in the PMS, in the CRM, in the booking engine, in the loyalty app. It's fragmented, siloed, and only a tiny fraction gets used. Meanwhile, guests leave digital footprints everywhere. The podcast's pitch is that hotels can centralize that data and actually profit from it: drive direct bookings with personalized offers, tailor the guest experience, and prep everything for AI-powered automation.
My take? The tools are there. The mindset is what lags. Stop treating your database like a spam list. Start treating it like a relationship map. Hotels that pull this off will see the ROI not just in revenue, but in loyalty that no OTA discount can buy. The goldmine is under your feet, literally in your PMS. Start digging.
Quick questions
What is guest data centralization?
How can guest data drive direct bookings?
Which companies are mentioned in the podcast?
What is AI-powered automation in this context?
What's the first step for a hotel to use its data better?
Was this article useful?
The daily brief
The hotel tech brief, in your inbox
PMS, revenue, distribution, AI and travel tech startups. One sharp email a day. Free.
The brief hoteliers who buy technology read every morning.
Editorial content by Hotel Tech News. It may contain errors. Verify anything important with the original source.
This article may mention third-party products, companies or services for informational purposes. Hotel Tech News does not endorse them and is not responsible for them or for what they offer. Editorial content curated by the Hotel Tech News team.