E-Web Private Resort Reservation Application /
Danica Mae E. Rolluque, Ronaldo T. Valdez, Jr., Karyll Andrea Y. Yabut, Daniela Mae R. Zamora.
- ix, 144 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)
Thesis (Undergraduate)
College of Science --
Includes bibliographical references.
This study highlights the transformation brought about by reservation systems in small or newly opened private resorts, and the clients also. Specifically focusing on online reservation systems. These systems have revolutionized the acceptance, management, and optimization of client's reservations, resulting in significant time savings for tour and activity operators. With the widespread availability of the Internet, this has led to increased internet literacy among the public, making it an ideal platform for advertising goods and services. Recognizing the unique benefits of online reservations, the researchers propose a reservation system for resorts to enhance their marketing efforts. Many resorts currently rely on phone calls, social media platforms like Facebook, or other means for reservations, which can lead to delays, lack of confirmation, and duplication of reservations. An online reservation system would streamline the process, allowing customers to schedule dates, select rooms, make payments, and receive immediate confirmation. This system would save time, improve organization, reduce costs, and cater to individuals without credit or debit cards. The study also presents the findings of a study evaluating the performance of a resort reservation website. The functionality, appropriateness, performance efficiency, compatibility, utilize, security, reliability, accessibility, and portability of the website had been rated effectively. In the long run, the study discovers that the system designed fits resort needs and delivers a user-friendly, secure, and efficient reservation procedure.--Authro's Abstract.