Hospitality Marketing Agency for Hotels

Online travel agencies such as Booking.com and Expedia bring guests you might not reach alone, but they charge a commission on each booking. Many guests find you on an OTA, then check your site before they book. Hospitality marketing has to win that second look.

Direct booking needs a fast site, a booking engine that works on phones and a reason to book direct. Perks like flexible cancellation, a welcome amenity or member rates can tip the choice, as long as they fit your OTA contract terms.

We help you decide where OTAs earn their cost and where your own channels can take over.

Price is often the first thing a traveler sees. The FTC's rule on unfair or deceptive fees covers short-term lodging. When you advertise a price, it must be the total price, including mandatory fees such as resort or destination fees. Taxes and other government charges can be shown separately.

We build rate ads, metasearch feeds and landing pages so the advertised price matches the price at checkout. That matters for compliance and for trust, since a surprise fee at booking can send a guest elsewhere.

We also plan ads by trip type and timing: leisure weekends, business travel, events in your city and seasonal peaks. Budgets rise for need periods and fall when you are already full.

Independent properties and small groups tend to need the most outside help, since branded hotels often rely on national programs. If you fly a brand flag, we work within your brand's standards and channels.

Programs start at $1,000 a month per property, and any setup is quoted up front. Media and metasearch costs are separate. Cost depends on the number of properties, channels and content needs. When you compare hospitality marketing agencies, ask how each one reports. We tie spend to booked revenue from your booking engine. We cannot promise occupancy or a set revenue figure. See our digital marketing agency services.