AI visibility for hospitality, travel and leisure
A business dinner, a team outing for thirty people, a weekend away: AI assistants compile complete shortlists. If you are not on it, the customer books with whoever is.
An office manager has to arrange a team outing for thirty people and asks ChatGPT: which venue nearby is suitable for a company outing with thirty people? The assistant compiles a shortlist of four, drawn from review sites and 'best outings' lists. Those four get the request; the rest do not. A group booking involves serious money, and that depends on whether you are on that shortlist.
The questions we measure for your industry
These are four from the starter set; in the app eight are ready for you and you add your own customer questions.
- →“What is a good restaurant for a business dinner?”
- →“Which venue is suitable for a company outing with 30 people?”
- →“How do I find a caterer for a wedding?”
- →“We are looking for something fun for a team day, which providers are good?”
Why this matters now
Hospitality and leisure run on recommendations, and those are shifting from review platforms to AI answers that cite those same platforms. Knowing which sources determine your city is half the work.
Every measurement puts such a question live to ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, multiple times, because AI answers differ each time. You get percentages with a confidence interval and the sources that determine the answer; that is your worklist straight away.
The sources AI cites in your market
AI assistants do not invent their recommendations, they lean on sources. These are the types that typically appear in this industry; which ones count for you differs per assistant and you measure that in the app.
Review and reservation platforms (Google, TripAdvisor, TheFork)
Hospitality recommendations almost always come from these platforms; your score, number of reviews and category determine whether you make the shortlist.
'Best in [city]' lists and travel blogs
Editorial overviews by city or theme are often cited verbatim; being in them gives you a spot in the answer.
Google Business Profile and Maps
Current opening hours, photos, capacity and reviews weigh heavily on local, practical questions such as group bookings.
Three steps to start today
- 1
Measure your business on the booking questions in your city and segment, including the occasion variants (business dinner, group outing, wedding).
- 2
Check your presence and score on the review and reservation platforms that feed the answers; that is where the shortlist is made.
- 3
Keep your Google Business Profile complete, with capacity, photos and current info, so you surface on practical group questions.
Frequently asked questions
We already do well on reviews. What does this add?
AI answers are the new layer above those reviews: the assistant reads them and picks a shortlist, and normally you cannot see whether you are on it. Geony makes that visible, per question and per occasion, so you know whether your good reviews also land in the answers.
Can I measure per occasion, such as weddings or business dinners?
Yes. Each occasion is its own question with its own result and its own sources; 'business dinner' and 'wedding catering' draw very different answers, and you measure them separately.
Our city is small. Are there any AI answers about it at all?
Often yes, and precisely there they are sparsely populated. In a smaller market the shortlist is shorter and winning a spot is easier; the measurement shows which sources determine your city, so you can work in a focused way.
Want to try it first? Do the free AI check with one of these questions and see within twenty seconds whether you are mentioned. Or start right away: the wizard sets up the starter set for hospitality, travel and leisure businesses automatically.
Is your industry just next to these? View all industries; the measurement works anywhere customers ask for recommendations.
Within a day you'll know whether AI mentions or ignores your brand
The first measurement runs on your own prompts, across three assistants, with real figures. No demo data, no sales call first.
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