Travel, Hospitality & Leisure Lead Generation for Hospitality Companies
Selling into hospitality is tough because buying decisions are often split across owners, management companies, brand stakeholders, and property-level operators—each with different priorities and timelines. Add seasonality, staffing constraints, and a crowded vendor landscape, and even strong solutions get ignored. SalesHive helps hospitality teams consistently start the right conversations and book qualified meetings through targeted list building, tailored personalization, and multi-touch outreach across email and phone.
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We Target Your Ideal Hospitality Buyers
Our SDRs are trained to navigate hospitality’s layered org structures (brand vs. management vs. property) and speak the language of RevPAR, guest experience, labor efficiency, and systems integrations to earn meetings with the real decision-makers.
Decision-Makers We Reach
- VP of Revenue Management
- Director of Sales & Marketing (Hotels/Resorts)
- Head of Group Sales / Catering Sales
- CIO / VP of Information Technology (Hospitality)
- VP of Operations / Regional Operations Director
Why Hospitality Sales Development is Hard
Hospitality buying is decentralized, time-sensitive, and operationally driven—so generic outbound gets filtered out fast.
Fragmented buying committees
Hospitality vendors rarely sell to a single stakeholder. Owners, brand teams, management companies, and property operators can all influence the decision—so outreach must be mapped to the right level and sequenced to avoid dead ends and internal handoffs.
Seasonality squeezes response rates
Peak periods and event-heavy calendars leave little time for vendors, even when there's a real need. If your messaging and timing don't match operational reality, deals stall until "later," then disappear into the next busy stretch.
High turnover disrupts deals
Leadership and department heads change frequently, which breaks continuity in active evaluations and renewals. A strong pipeline requires constant re-verification of contacts, role changes, and ownership/management shifts across properties.
RFP-driven, compliance-heavy procurement
Many hospitality purchases run through formal RFPs, brand standards, and vendor onboarding steps. Without early-stage relationship building, you only show up at the RFP stage—when price pressure is highest and differentiation is hardest.
Margin pressure demands fast ROI
Hospitality leaders prioritize initiatives that clearly impact revenue, labor efficiency, or guest satisfaction. If outbound messaging doesn't tie directly to property economics and operational outcomes, it's quickly deprioritized against more urgent needs.
Guest data security concerns
Hotels manage sensitive payment and guest information, so IT and finance scrutiny is intense. Vendors must earn trust early by addressing security posture, integration readiness, and deployment risk—especially when systems touch PMS, POS, CRS, or payments.
How We Generate Leads for Hospitality
We combine clean hospitality account targeting with personalized outreach that aligns to how hotels and management groups actually buy.
Account mapping by portfolio
We build lists that reflect hospitality reality—properties, management companies, ownership groups, and brand affiliations—so you don't waste touches on the wrong entity. This helps your team land meetings at the right level, from portfolio leadership to property operators.
Learn MorePersonalized email sequences
We tailor outreach to the buyer's lens—RevPAR and channel mix for revenue leaders, service consistency for ops, integrations for IT, and risk controls for finance. Using AI-powered personalization, we make messages feel relevant to the property type, segment, and operational context.
Learn MorePhone-first follow-up strategy
Hospitality leaders are often on the floor, in meetings, or moving between properties—so calls and structured follow-up matter. Our SDRs use calling to confirm who owns the decision, validate timelines, and secure qualified meetings faster.
Learn MoreMeeting-setting systems & reporting
We run outreach with clear qualification criteria, tight feedback loops, and meeting-focused reporting so your team knows what's working by persona, segment, and message. You get a repeatable pipeline engine without locking into an annual contract.
Learn MoreFrequently Asked Questions
Hospitality buying decisions are often split across ownership groups, brands, management companies, and property-level operators, so outbound can stall if you engage the wrong layer first. Seasonality and event-heavy calendars compress response windows, while high turnover can break momentum mid-deal. Successful outreach must map stakeholders by portfolio and tie messaging directly to revenue, labor efficiency, and guest experience outcomes.
It depends on what you sell: brand teams may influence standards and approved vendors, management companies often control operational rollouts, and properties may own day-to-day adoption and budgets. We build account maps that connect brand affiliations, management relationships, and property portfolios so you can start conversations at the right level and avoid dead-end handoffs. This approach also helps you sequence outreach so internal champions can route you to the true decision-maker faster.
Hospitality leaders prioritize initiatives that clearly impact RevPAR, labor efficiency, service consistency, or guest satisfaction, so messaging should be framed in operational and economic terms—not generic feature lists. We tailor copy by persona (e.g., channel mix and pricing for revenue leaders, workflow reduction for ops, integration readiness for IT) and personalize by property type, segment, and portfolio context. When relevant, we also address integration touchpoints like PMS/POS/CRS and data security expectations early to reduce friction.
We plan outreach around peak periods and local demand cycles, and we use shorter, clearer asks when teams are busy so messages don’t get ignored. Our SDRs pair email sequences with phone-first follow-up because many hospitality leaders are rarely at a desk, and calls help confirm who owns the decision and when they can actually evaluate vendors. We also use structured re-touching so deals don’t disappear into the next busy stretch.
We combine targeted list building with multi-touch email outreach (including our AI-powered eMod personalization) and consistent cold calling from our US and Philippines calling teams to reach the right stakeholders across a portfolio. Our SDRs qualify for fit, authority, timing, and next steps—then book meetings with the decision-makers who can actually move a purchase forward. You also get meeting-focused reporting and a repeatable outbound system on a flexible month-to-month engagement.
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