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One reason why not is that they're experimenting with product-ifying customers in an industry where the majority of profits are made off of 15% of customers. Su
by jacobwilliamroy 7y ago
One reason why not is that they're experimenting with product-ifying customers in an industry where the majority of profits are made off of 15% of customers. Sure, hotels will pretend like they want money from some rando who's only going to stay one weekend and then never return but the real money comes from regular repeat customers. If the math works out, you could be looking at a future where it's impossible to get a private hotel room without participating in some kind of loyalty program.
- lotsofpulp 7y agoEvery decent hotel I’ve been to requires identifying information to stay. Once they already have that , what’s the difference in participating in loyalty programs or not, other than one gets a little bit back with rewards?
- jacobwilliamroy 7y agoFor the private room loyalty program, you would have to meet a quota, x number of stays in order to make yourself worthwhile to the hotel for them to forego selling you to voyeurs.