Give guests quick access to current check-in information, menus, maps, and activities through tested mobile destinations.
Organize around the guest’s immediate need
A guest in a lobby needs different information from someone planning a trip. Use focused destinations for check-in instructions, Wi-Fi information, dining, maps, and local activities.
Keep labels concise and make essential contact details easy to find. Consider the languages your guests use and whether the destination is usable on a slow mobile connection.
Make physical placements dependable
Test QR artwork on the actual sign, table card, or room material. Preserve clear space and contrast, and place a readable address alongside the code.
Dynamic routes support updated opening hours or menus without replacing the artwork. Keep ownership with the property rather than a temporary staff account.
Review information throughout the season
Check availability, pricing, and event dates before promoting activities. Remove or replace expired offers so a guest scanning old material still reaches useful information.
Placement-level interactions help assess which information guests use. Bookings and purchases need confirmation in their respective systems.