“Make A Travel Promise” : The new Kempinski’s campaign for future hotel stays

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The Swiss luxury hotel chain announced on Friday 15 May that it was launching a new global campaign entitled “Make a Travel Promise” to enable future guests to anticipate their stay in one of its luxury hotels. Giving its clients numerous advantages in exchange for a promise to stay is the Kempinski Group’s ambitious new bet to revive reservations in these dull times for the luxury hotel industry.

 

While the world is still suffering from coronavirus, the luxury hotel group Kempinski Hotels wanted to think big.

 

Pending the reopening of the hotels, it has launched a global ‘Make A Travel Promise’ campaign to enable guests to make a travel promise now for a future stay in one of 76 five-star Kempinski hotels and residences around the world.

 

With our travel promise, couples, families and friends can, together, already look forward to beautiful moments in the future and join each other in great anticipation of trips and stays to come” said Amanda Elder, Commercial Director and member of the Board of Directors of Kempinski Hotels.

 

Those who commit to this stay will be rewarded with a variety of benefits: an upgrade to a superior room category, a bottle of sparkling wine, a Kempinski breakfast and a 25% discount at restaurants and bars, as well as flexible arrival and departure times.

 

An ideal gift that guests can enjoy now or later when the economy improves. The offer is valid until June 10 for stays up to March 2021, and the conditions for exchange, cancellation and re-booking have been reformulated to be even more advantageous for the customer who needs flexibility in these uncertain times.

 

This is a way for the Kempinski chain to reconnect with consumers and stimulate the hotel industry, which has been doing very badly in recent months.

 

Kempinski also promises adapted stays for those who prefer to travel in their own region or country – given the anxiety caused by the current health crisis. They can just as easily “enjoy stays with high-quality service in a luxurious atmosphere“, claims Amanda Elder.

 

All of the hotels of the international group have set up “Staycations”, local stays for guests in the immediate surroundings who do not wish to travel too far but who allow themselves a change of scenery and a luxurious atmosphere in a nearby hotel.

 

The Kempinski Staycations thus take into account the rules of social distancing and offer guests the opportunity to take a break, revitalize themselves, reconnect with the essentials and spend time with their family in a luxurious setting.

 

This is an effective strategy on the part of Europe’s oldest luxury hotel group, given the current travel restrictions, although it hopes to be able to offer a wider and more diversified range of stays in the near future: “Hopefully, in the coming months, global travel will recover step by step, and our guests and potential customers will gradually regain confidence in travelling and booking weekends or holidays at one of our luxury hotels again.”

 

A range of holiday offers, both national and international, which are more than attractive in the current morose context and which fill future customers with hope for the future.

 

Read also > Post-Covid-19 : luxury hotels are practicing news sanitary standards

 

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While the world is still suffering from coronavirus, the luxury hotel group Kempinski Hotels wanted to think big.

 

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The Swiss luxury hotel chain announced on Friday 15 May that it was launching a new global campaign entitled “Make a Travel Promise” to enable future guests to anticipate their stay in one of its luxury hotels. Giving its clients numerous advantages in exchange for a promise to stay is the Kempinski Group’s ambitious new bet to revive reservations in these dull times for the luxury hotel industry.

 

While the world is still suffering from coronavirus, the luxury hotel group Kempinski Hotels wanted to think big.

 

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