eHotelworks is a next-generation hotel consultancy that focuses on electronic marketing through multilingual websites, as well as increasing hotel revenue by customising off-the-shelf or bespoke IT solutions that boost efficiencies.
With a wide network of recognised and proven technology and marketing partners, and solid experience in CRS, CRM, e-marketing and SOCIAL MEDIA solutions, alongside a singular focus on the travel industry, eHotelworks is uniquely positioned to help you capitalise on your local and international RevPAR opportunities.
The Cavendish Hotel London gets a French version of their website
The exceptional
Cavendish Hotel in London becomes the latest property that eHotelworks and BABEL Multilingual help promote internationally. Click
here to visit the
French version of the hotel's website.
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Corporate Social Responsibility - help your business AND others
Extending our 2011 pledge into 2012:
10% of all our Januray gross income will be donated to
Cancer Research. Additionally £100 will be donated to
Amnesty International for every new hotel signing up to
BABEL Multilingual in Q1 of 2012 .
Integration of existing technology to hotels’ sales processes
From Customer Relationship Management solutions to development of Central Reservations Systems, using and re-cycling existing technology components will save you a small fortune.
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Distribution advice, strategic marketing and revenue training
Increasing exposure electronically is only the first step towards improved RevPAR. Selecting appropriate online partners and strategic pricing will ensure higher conversion levels.
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eHotelworks supports The Marketers' Forum Group
Founder and CEO of eHotelworks Mr. Yannis Anastasakis is now a regular tutor at The Marketers' Forum, teaching Project Management in Marketing to CIM Diploma level marketing profesionals.
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Research into consumer behaviour shows significant opportunities
eHotelworks identified significant lack of availability of languages in hotels' websites. Hotels simply don't appear to "hunt" the international traveller as they do with same-lanuguage searches...
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