Health and wellness is a hot topic in hospitality right now. Because wellness innovation in hospitality is seemly just starting out, there’s so much more science, integration, and bold new ideas yet to surface. Read more
Customer expectations have changed. Technology can help businesses in the hospitality industry stay ahead of the competition, save time and money, and increase client satisfaction. Read more
Are your customers happy? Mystery Shopping is a well-known method of customer research in effectively evaluating your customers’ experiences; pioneered by BARE International for over 30 years. When it comes to revealing the true nature of your business, sometimes you need more than just mystery shopping alone. Read more
In the hospitality space, customer experience is everything. And in 2019 the increasing standard of living, high disposable income and a hunger for perfection has given the luxury hotel industry a list of high expectations to be met. Read more
BARE International was born from the need for mystery customer research at the national and global level. Today, we set the industry standard as the largest independent provider of customer experience research, data, and analytics for companies worldwide. Read more
BARE International shares an article highlighting how Business Intelligence is shaping the future of Customer Experience in Retail.
The luxury hotel space is competitive but players are stepping up to the plate to keep up with rapidly evolving consumer demands. Read more
Due to a strong economy, global consumer purchasing power and digital innovation, 2019 has brought the opportunity to engage with your audience using all the latest technological trends. Read more
More and more companies are talking about being customer focused, but are they doing it well enough to create a competitive advantage and drive revenue? Not only does investing in Customer Experience Management keep you ahead of the competition, it also plays in important role in increasing your bottom line. Read more
You should always be observing and learning from your customers: Their habits, behavior, and feedback all measure the strength of your company’s relationship with its customers. If you’re not watching your customers, your competition is. Read more