- Understand the preferences of younger guests through surveys or feedback mechanisms. - Incorporate technology to streamline services, such as mobile check-in or digital concierge services. - Offer personalized experiences based on guest data and preferences. - Train staff to be adaptable and aware of the latest trends that appeal to younger demographics. - Create engaging social media content to connect with younger guests and gather insights. - Ensure your services are sustainable and eco-friendly, as this is often important to younger travelers.

Here, much depends upon where your primary guests are coming from, and their expectations based upon your location, facility and advertised and promoted attractions and services. A resort type versus motel and long stay versus migrant short stay etc. are different and requires different approach. Even lodgings with or without in room kitchen facilities make a difference for young guests. While what is described here makes general sense, a lot depends on whether those guests spend much time or very little within the hotel facility or are going out without using much of the hotel services, other than a reliable WiFi. It also depends upon from what country they are from. It is no longer just domestic guests, and expectations differ.