I Just Want to Check in Please.

I Just Want to Check in Please.

By Tatiana Vanvelzor?

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Imagine this, you've traveled from Luxor to the beautiful shores of Hurghada, Egypt, with five teenagers in tow. The sun is shining, the Red Sea is sparkling, and there's a swim-up bar waiting for you. Almost paradise.

In the lobby, you're eagerly anticipating your check-in moment, ready to relax by the pool. But then, your guide, whom we'll call "Pitch Master Pete," steps in. Holding your passports and room keys, he begins a 45-minute presentation of every activity and tour available. Camel rides at dawn? Check. Snorkeling? Yes. Visits to historical sites? Absolutely.

You're left thinking, "Did I cross the desert for this?" Every attempt to speed up the process fails. Pete is determined, and your quick check-in turns into a long session of scheduling and booking.

Despite the rocky start, Hurghada's charm wins out. The pool, the sea, and even the check-in chaos become part of the adventure. It's a reminder that sometimes, the path to relaxation has unexpected detours.

Now, imagine if this hotel used SynXis Retailing, a platform for booking tours and experiences. You could have browsed and booked activities from home before your trip. It would have saved you the lengthy sales pitch at check-in and increased the hotel's bookings. Convenience for you, and a win for them.



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