Almost all businesses are getting back on track after the pandemic, and the hotel industry is no exception. If you are in the hotel business, you need to ramp up your advertising to attract more guests so that you can give your profits a boost. If you already have social media presence, pair it with printed advertising materials for good measure. Read on to find out how you can use rack cards printing for promoting your hotel business.
A Multitude of Options for Designing Hotel Rack Cards
Rack cards measure either 3.5” x 8.9” or 4” x 9”. They are made of thick cardboard with either a matte or a gloss finish, and are designed to be displayed on rack or brochure stands. The idea is for people to get one when they pass by, so that they can bring home the business’ information with them to use for future reference.
For hotels, rack cards have a multitude of uses including these:
- Do Not Disturb
You can use the rack card as a Do Not Disturb sign that can be hung by the guests on the doorknob of their rooms. For this, make sure that the design reflects your business logo so use the same color palette. Also, do not include too much text or information on the front side. The back side, you can use to include your hotel’s contact information.
- Please Service My Room
Right below the Please Service My Room line, you can add a checkbox for “I need fresh towels and linens”. This can also be hung on the doorknob for your guests to use.
- Our Hotel Menu
For your guests’ convenience, you can print rack cards and use them as menus. You can trim the items to ones which are highly profitable and easy to prepare so they don’t have to wait long.
- Our Accommodation Rates
Finally, use rack cards to include your hotel’s general information. The location, accommodation rates, map, contact number, email address, and promo code, if any, can be included here.
As you can see, rack cards are super useful in the hotel industry. Contact an online printing serviceprovider now to have these printed out to be distributed and used by your guests.
