Marriott launches QuickGroup booking site

June 18, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

The site allows small group customers to enter dates and city locations and check availability around the world for group room blocks between 10 and 25 rooms for up to seven nights.

Want a convenient way to compare room prices and hotel locations for your next small group, even if that is at 1:00 am—just go to Marriott’s QuickGroup booking site on Marriott.com.

The site allows small group customers to enter dates and city locations and check availability around the world for group room blocks between 10 and 25 rooms for up to seven nights. Customers can compare group room rates at participating Marriott, Renaissance, JW Marriott, Courtyard, Residence Inn, SpringHill Suites, Fairfield Inn and TownePlace Suites hotels in a particular area, making it easy to shop several options and instantly book a block of rooms online.

Meeting planners and customers have instant access to space dimensions and floor plans of the hotel’s meeting space. Marriott plans to allow meeting and banquet rooms to be bookable online in the near future.

This new online booking tool also provides benefits for the bride who needs to find accommodations for out of town wedding guests and for the “soccer” parent responsible for organizing the team’s out of town tournament accommodations.

“We sell the way the customer wants to buy and more and more, people, including small group planners and social business planners want the convenience of buying online 24 hours a day, seven days a week,” said David Marriott, senior vice president, global sales.

Marriott.com also has electronic tools available to assist meeting planners in finding the perfect space to fit their needs and budget. These include space and budget calculators, online rooming and group lists, custom web pages for groups, and step-by-step guides on everything from planning to post-meeting follow up.

Related Link: Marriott’s QuickGroup booking site

Related Articles

After Mumbai, debating security at luxury hotels
01 Dec, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Strategies for booking hotels on a budget
01 Dec, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Consumers switch, shout and sulk over hotel entertainment
01 Dec, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Back-to-basics marketing tips for today’s challenging economic conditions
27 Nov, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

How to deliver a successful presentation
27 Nov, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Travel industry loyalty programs need revamp
26 Nov, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Hotels: managing in a downturn
26 Nov, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Stuck in our business hotels
26 Nov, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Sabre says most hotels passing rate-integrity test
25 Nov, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Luxury business-traveler segment going away with great speed
19 Nov, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Most Popular Articles

Travel: Weakening demand becomes falling demand
19 Nov, 2008 | Online Travel

The disturbing inaccuracy behind Google Analytics
18 Nov, 2008 | Internet Marketing

Expedia to restructure
18 Nov, 2008 | Online Travel

TripAdvisor wants your hotel website
20 Nov, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Luxury business-traveler segment going away with great speed
19 Nov, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Back-to-basics marketing tips for today’s challenging economic conditions
27 Nov, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Hotels struggle, but guests less so
18 Nov, 2008 | Hospitality Industry

Highflying days over for online travel sites
02 Dec, 2008 | Online Travel

Expedia and Carlson Hotels launch flexible pricing pilot
25 Nov, 2008 | Online Travel

Marketers need to adapt to new economic conditions
19 Nov, 2008 | Internet Marketing

E-Mail Newsletter


Visit our sponsors: