
Predictive Guest Arrival in Guest & Journey Management
Driver phone connected to our geolocations notifies staff before guests arrive (5-10 min)
The Challenge
The ‘on route’ guest status often relies on manual updates from drivers to give situational awareness to other staff, leading to a lack of visibility and operational stress.

Unpredictable Guest Arrivals

Inefficient Resource Allocation
Our Predictive Guest Arrival Solution
When entering one of our geolocations, the driver’s phone automatically notifies staff 5-10 min before reaching the arrival point.

GPS-based Automated Notifications
Our Gaia platform uses the geofencing technology (GPS coordinates around properties) to notify staff members when the limousine driver approaches. The geofencing spots are usually 1km wide to give 5-10 lead time to staff on-premises.

Effortless Guest Flow Management
Our Gaia platform focuses on streamlining and enhancing the management of VIP guest flow within our geolocations. By leveraging technology and automation, we aim to provide a seamless and hassle-free experience for both the guests and our staff.



























The way operations are working today is not sustainable and they cannot really manage guests and properly track the services they provide. Gaia gave them the ability to have a better identification of the guests, and to anticipate and understand what each guest is supposed to be doing. They want to get rid of Whatsapp messages, as they receive thousands of messages in groups that are impossible to follow. They want to anticipate services they need to provide and be ready for them. It means that if a person has arrived and gone to their hotel, it is reported that they arrived, were properly greeted, successfully checked-in, etc. If any issue happened, it is documented and reported. It’s really about improving visibility and awareness of the services, and to track whether the services are provided properly or not. What they need to achieve is service excellence with full awareness, and Gaia gives them that.