Digital check-in and self-service - easier guest management
Digital check-in and self-service have quickly become an integral part of modern guest experiences. For hotels, campsites and conference centres, it means less administration, smoother flows and better data-driven decision support. Above all, it gives the guest greater freedom - to control when and how check-in takes place, without queues or hassle. Here we look at how digital check-in solutions are changing the industry and why more and more businesses are choosing to make them a central part of their guest journey.
Dynamic pricing for hotels and camping
Dynamic pricing has quickly become one of the most important strategies for maximising revenue in the hospitality and camping industry. With demand shifting from day to day - and sometimes hour to hour - static pricing is no longer enough. In this article, we'll explore how dynamic pricing works, why it's so effective, and how modern tools like the Lyra platform enable establishments to find the right guest, in the right place, at the right time, through the right channel.
Modular Visit changes its name to Lyra
Modular Visit is changing its name to Lyra as of today, and our new website is lyrasystem.com. If you still need to use modularvisit.com, you will always be redirected there.
Streamline your business with a booking and POS system in one
Managing bookings, payments and customer information should be as smooth as possible for both guests and staff. In many organisations, separate systems are used for bookings, point of sale (POS) and customer management, which can create unnecessary friction and inefficiencies.
5 ways a modern booking system can reduce administrative costs
The hotel and camping industry is full of opportunities, but one thing many owners and managers struggle with is administration. Bookings need to be processed, prices need to be adjusted, payments need to be followed up and guests need fast and clear communication. It's easy for administrative tasks to consume unnecessary time and resources, which ultimately affects profitability.
But what if much of this could be done automatically?
Next-generation booking systems allow you to bring all the important functions together in one platform. Instead of using separate systems for pricing, payments, to-do lists and guest communication, everything can be seamlessly managed in one place, reducing both workload and the risk of mistakes.
In this article, we look at five ways a smart booking system can help you reduce your administrative costs and make your business more efficient.
Optimise your hotel with the right analytics tools
Have you ever wondered how you can attract more guests, increase your revenue and optimise your business without having to guess? The answer is already in your booking system.
Whether you run a hotel, campsite or other type of accommodation business, you collect a lot of valuable data on a daily basis - from occupancy and revenue to which offers work best. But it's not enough to just have the numbers, it's important to understand what they say and how you can use them to make smarter decisions.
Hotel winners & losers. Where revenue is growing and where the industry is struggling
The Swedish hotel market has undergone major changes in recent years. After the challenges of the pandemic, the industry has recovered, but new factors are affecting profitability: inflation, changing travel habits and competition from alternative accommodation.
One of the key metrics for understanding its economic performance is RevPAR (Revenue Per Available Room), a measure that shows the revenue per available room. Together with the average revenue per room, it provides a clear picture of how the hotel industry is performing in different regions.
But which Swedish counties have seen the most growth in 2024? And which have had a tougher time? In this article, we look at Visitas report on the winners and losers in the Swedish hotel industry, and what lies behind the regional differences.
PMS integrations - The secret to happier customers, more personalised service and more profitability!
Booking a hotel stay or camping holiday is not just about finding a room or a place to stay anymore. Today's guests expect more. They want a smooth and memorable experience from the first click on the booking page to check-out and post-stay follow-up.
But how can hotels and campsites deliver that experience, without increasing staff workload? The answer lies in smart technology and systems working together. By combining PMS (Property Management System), WBE (Web Booking Engine) and CRM (Customer Relationship Management), businesses can create a personalised experience for each guest.
With the right technology, hotels and campsites can not only streamline their operations but also build stronger relationships with their guests. But what exactly are PMS, WBE and CRM - and why are they so important?
What does point of sale (POS) mean - A complete guide
A Point of Sale (POS) is more than just a cash register; it is a complete sales system that handles all financial transactions in a business. For hotels and campsites using modern reservation systems, POS is a central part of daily operations.
Maximise direct bookings at your hotel - How a WBE works
Today, a WBE (Web Booking Engine or booking engine on your website) is much more than just a booking tool. It is a key component of a hotel's digital infrastructure and plays a crucial role in increasing direct bookings. By integrating seamlessly into the hotel's booking system, a WBE improves both the guest experience and profitability.