Guests are increasingly looking for direct communication, bypassing platforms and intermediaries. There is a way to offer them the opportunity for a direct booking – smarter, faster, and more sustainable. This text offers concrete, tested strategies that yacht charter companies in Croatia are already using, or should be using.
find out more"A guide from the perspective of the only consultant you'll ever need for that". If you're thinking about implementing a CRM, or you already have one, but it's not delivering the results you're hoping for, this article will help you put things in perspective. Andreja Fazlić brings a guide through CRM strategy and adoption - explaining where you're going wrong, why technology alone isn't enough, and how to implement change that delivers measurable results. Practical, clear and from experience - for anyone who wants a CRM that will work to do their job.
find out moreToday, having great boats is not enough. Guests choose what they can find online, what they recognize, and what they trust. If you want the right guests to find and choose you, online visibility is no longer optional – it’s essential. Below, we share practical tips to help you get noticed in the right place, at the right time.
find out moreA €300 million green transition loan is coming soon - an opportunity for anyone who wants to invest in solar systems and energy efficiency. Croatia has projects, it has needs, but bureaucracy and inactivity hold back development. A nautical charter, which has a high per-guest spending, has to do a better job of taking its place. How? This is Ivica Žuro writing for charter.hr.
find out moreWhen you know where you're going – it's easier to get there. It's the same with social media. Without a plan, without content, and with posts that look like you don't care – it's hard to stand out in the overwhelming flood of content that social media churns out daily. Here's a guide with 10 tips to make sure your social media profiles don’t look like they’re stuck in 1999.
find out moreIn the yacht charter industry, where the season lasts only a few intense months, every decision leaves its mark. Pricing, fleet management, cost control – all of these are decisions that will either bring profit or cause losses, and there's no room for mistakes. If you don't have concrete numbers in front of you, decisions come down to a "feeling" or assumptions. Without KPIs (Key Performance Indicators), decision-making becomes relying on intuition – and intuition rarely beats analytics.
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