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Benefits:
As a truly zero-investment, zero-risk marketing program, we will bring co-operative hotels the following benefits:
- Membership Card Sales Revenue
- Room Sales Revenue
- Food & Beverage Revenue
- Other Revenue:Meetings、Entertainment, etc…
- Frequent Branding Communication
- Club Gold Member Sharing nationwide
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Analysis of Room Revenue
- Occupancy rates increase even in off-season Produce 2000-4000 room reservations priced above the average room rate. The hotel becomes the first choice for members and their guests and friends because of member privileges.
- For most hotels, the standard room attracts the highest rental rate, so upgrading members to superior rooms retains the standard room for resale to maximize overall occupancy. Room Upgrades:
- enable members to enjoy a luxury room and create chances for intersected sale and upgrade sale
- allow for better service and more privileges
- keep the standard room for resal
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Analysis of Restaurant Revenue
- Restaurant sales increase through the loyal member plan without exception. On average, one member has dinner with two or more guests about 4 to 12 times a year. So the program brings hundreds of thousands diners annually to the hotel.
- The clause “members free of charge inviting guests” serves to:
- encourage members to invite more guests and encourage more elite local clientele to dine in the hotel
- Deliver concern and dignity to loyal members avoiding discounts which might cheapen the hotel’s image
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Member benefits
Club Gold Members enjoy:
- VIP services and products from the best local hotels at a very good price
- Access to a pleasant and low-cost venue for business
Members, by and large, are important officials, business executives, and persons of sizable material wealth. These individuals seek others who share similar experiences, social status and interests. Club Gold provides the appropriate platform for socialization. The program also helps hotels build their relationships with local industrial, commercial, political and cultural fields.
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