Из-за-чего люди ищут к эмоциям всё-равно при ровности
Summary
This article explores the human desire for emotional experiences, even in stable environments. Hosts can use this understanding to create more engaging experiences for their guests by incorporating elements of surprise, novelty, and opportunities for positive emotions.
Key Insights
- •Novelty increases focus and activates exploratory behavior. New goals, frameworks, and variations in difficulty can boost engagement. Uncertainty regarding the outcome enhances the significance of the process and intensifies the experience.
- •The nervous system adapts to regular conditions, leading to a decreased emotional response to predictable environments. This creates a desire for change and new stimuli.
Action Items
- ✓Consider incorporating elements of surprise, novelty, and variety into the guest experience to keep things fresh, like different check-in options or unique amenities.Effort: lowImpact: medium
- ✓Create a safe space for competition and evaluation for your guests. Guest reviews, or even a 'best of' list for amenities/experiences can create a fun environment for your guests.Effort: lowImpact: medium
- ✓To prevent emotional exhaustion, it is important to manage guest expectations. Establish clear timeframes, goals, and conditions.Effort: lowImpact: medium
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