The document discusses factors that influence customer satisfaction in hotels. It begins by introducing the hotel industry and its importance in India. It then discusses various marketing strategies hotels use, including digital presence on platforms like Facebook and TripAdvisor, as well as the use of offers and vouchers. The marketing mix of product, price, place, promotion, people and physical evidence is also examined. Top hotel brands in India and challenges faced by the industry are outlined before the document concludes on the growth prospects of the hotel sector in India.
2. CONTENT
Introduction
Marketing Mix
Marketing Strategies
Top brand hotels in india
Challenges faced by Hotel Industries
Conclusion
3. What Is Hotel Industry ?
• A Commercial Establishment Providing Lodging,
Meals, And Other Guest Services.
• It is a main source of accommodation also.
4. Hotels are a major service industry in india, whose
significance is undoubted.
The hotel industry in india is one of the fastest growing
sector of our economy.
The hotel industry in india seconds china in the Asia pacific
region. It is valued at $23 million (rs.11976 crores)
About 4.4 million tourist visit india every year, thus the
growth prospect is very high. the hotel market is expected
to double by 2018
6. USE AdWORDS’ HOTEL Ads
AdWords’ hotel ads is the ad format of choice
for hotels, guesthouses, bed and breakfasts,
and any other type of hospitality business.
7. As you can see hotel ads offer the user a great deal of
information, including a star rating, a review summary,
the average nightly rate, and an image of the hotel ,
This lets prospective guests identify potential places to
stay at a glance
8. DIGITAL PRESENCE
& SOCIAL MEDIA
social media MUST be a part of hospitality
marketing and it goes without saying that every
hotel or restaurant needs to have a high quality
website – preferably with an online booking
system. With hotel review sites such as Trip
Adviser
9. Hotel should also have a Facebook, twitter and
instagram pages where you can interact with your
customers plus you can highlight special offers and
events at your business.
10. APPEARANCE
Reception and Lobby It being the key part of the
hotel that the guest sees, thus it should be well-
designed, also to ensure that the customer
returns again the room should be comfortable
and should have made his stay hassle free
11. It is very true what everyone say’s in terms of the first impression
is a lasting impression! This is not just true in personal aspects but
in business situations as well
12. VOUCHERS / OFFERS
It is a document that entitles the holder to a
discount, or that may be exchanged for goods
or services.
vouchers enable us to reach consumers that
we typically would not reach, representing a
means of stimulating additional purchases.
16. • PRODUCT - Hotels stay innovative in the peripheral
services.
• PRICE - The diverse nature and character of dishes ,
involvement of cost and spending power
of customers.
• PLACE - Location of the hotel is the most important
business decision for the hotel.
17. • PROMOTION - Advertisement, publicity,
sales promotion, personal selling, word-of-
mouth promotion and telemarketing are the
components of a hotel’s marketing strategy.
• PEOPLE - The hotel management should
train its people regularly, especially the front
line professionals.
18. • PHYSICAL EVIDENCE - Lobby- It being the first &
the last part of the hotel that the guest sees, thus it
should be well-designed, also to ensure that the
customer returns again the room should be
comfortable and should have made his stay hassle
free.
19. TOP BRAND HOTELS IN INDIA
Taj group of hotels
The oberoi group of hotels
Le Meridian Group of Hotels
The Leela Palaces Hotels and Resorts
Marriott Hotels & resorts
Hyatt Hotels Corporation
21. CONCLUSION
From the above discussion it can be concluded
that The hotel industry is one of the fastest
growing sector of our economy.
Tourism is the key part of hotel industry , now a
days every hotel wants to promote this to
expand their business.
22. Thanks For Your Attention
- Jaswant Singh Panwar
MBA 2nd SEM