Guest Experience Intelligence (GXI): Elevate Your Hotel with Neuroscience-Driven Insights
Guest Experience Intelligence is an advanced feature of VDA’s cloud-based GRMS, enabling real-time monitoring and optimization of the guest experience through objective, measurable data (KPIs). A sensor installed in the room captures key parameters that influence guest well-being, such as the Brain Efficiency Index (BEI), the Ambient Comfort Index (ACI), the Sleep Quality Index (SQI), and the Viral Risk Index (VRI).
According to neuroscience studies by Strobilo, these indicators have a direct impact on the quality of the guest’s stay. The collected data is processed by the Etheos platform, providing a global score that offers a comprehensive view of the guest experience. Additionally, it utilizes a combination of data analytics tools, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to gather and analyze information on guest behavior, preferences, and interactions, both online and offline, enabling hotels to enhance guest comfort and satisfaction.
The Guest Experience Intelligence (GXI)
- Air Exchange Index – measuring indoor air quality and ventilation effectiveness.
- Cognitive Index – assessing mental comfort and cognitive readiness.
- Sleep Index – tracking conditions conducive to restful sleep.
- Environmental Comfort Risk Index – identifying potential risks to overall comfort and well-being.
How GXI Works
- Optimize room environments: Create rooms that promote focus, relaxation, and restful sleep, leading to positive guest reviews and recommendations.
- Proactively address guest concerns: Identify potential issues before they escalate, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable guest experience.
The Benefits of GXI
- Increased guest satisfaction: Deliver personalized experiences that exceed guest expectations.
- Enhanced brand reputation: Build a loyal customer base and foster positive word-of-mouth marketing.
- Improved operational efficiency: Optimize resource usage and reduce costs.
- Increased revenue: Attract more guests, extend their stays, and encourage spending on additional services.