The booking journey in hospitality has never been more complex. Travelers research flights, compare hotels, explore resort packages, select upgrades, and even begin entering personal details — only to abandon the process before hitting “confirm.”
For airlines, hotels, and resorts, booking abandonment means lost revenue and missed engagement opportunities. But it’s also a chance to rethink how customer data is captured, recognized, and activated in real time.
Most hospitality businesses can track surface-level events like page visits. But critical actions — browsing fares, choosing rooms, adding multiple travelers, or considering seat upgrades — often go untracked.
This lack of visibility creates blind spots:
The problem escalates when users fail to log in. A large share of visitors browse anonymously, moving across devices and sessions. Without the ability to recognize and connect these journeys, brands lose the chance to personalize, remarket, and build long-term loyalty.
Legacy analytics platforms and CDPs weren’t designed for today’s anonymous, multi-device booking journeys. They rely on outdated mechanisms like logins, cookies, or tags — all increasingly unreliable as privacy regulations tighten and third-party cookies disappear.
Worse still: even when data is captured, it often arrives too late. Delayed, batch-based insights limit re-engagement efforts. By the time brands act, the customer has already booked elsewhere, leaving millions in lost revenue industry-wide.
Put simply: traditional tools can’t provide the real-time, anonymous visitor intelligence hospitality brands need.
Celebrus eliminates these blind spots with tag-free, real-time data capture. Every interaction is recorded the instant it happens, across websites and mobile apps, without performance impact.
Key advantages include:
With Celebrus, anonymous clicks turn into actionable customer intelligence, fueling personalized offers, precision remarketing, and optimized pricing strategies.
A major airline partnered with Celebrus to address high levels of booking abandonment. Traditional tools showed site traffic, but not how users engaged with critical elements like seat upgrades or multi-passenger bookings.
By implementing Celebrus, the airline:
Example: A visitor searched for four tickets but didn’t complete the booking. With Celebrus, the airline was able to:
The result? Recovered revenue, stronger loyalty, and an end-to-end booking experience traditional tools couldn’t deliver.
Abandoned bookings don’t have to represent lost revenue. With Celebrus, hospitality brands can:
By transforming real-time visitor interactions into actionable insights, Celebrus empowers hospitality businesses to reclaim abandoned bookings, increase revenue, and build lasting customer relationships.
Learn more about how Celebrus can turn booking behaviors into revenue-driving strategies in our case study: $100M Revenue Lift: How Data Transformed an Airline’s Pricing.