Sanjana Chappalli
VP - Brand Marketing and Communications
Sanjana Chappalli is focused on shaping the Revinate brand to be known as the hospitality industry’s direct booking platform leader. She leads Revinate’s commitment to building brand equity with its customers, employees, and other stakeholders by setting clear marketing strategies and implementing tactical executions. Sanjana has led marketing teams in ad agencies and companies, working with global brands like Spotify, IBM, Lenovo, and Porsche in nearly 25 years of work experience across Asia, Europe and North America. Outside of work, she is a serious linguaphile: She speaks five languages fluently and is currently learning Spanish, her sixth language. Besides her love for languages, Sanjana is a frequent diver also always planning diving and snorkeling trips.

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5 pillars in developing a competitive marketing strategy
As you begin to plan your Covid-19 recovery, we know you might struggle with one big hurdle: fear of the unfamiliar. Starting from zero in uncharted territory is an overwhelming task. But there are ways to minimize ambiguity. We suggest breaking down your planning into bite-sized chunks so that you don’t let fear and uncertainty get in the way of developing a stellar plan. To help ground your thinking, we suggest you adopt these five key [...]
The Four Challenges That Lie Ahead for Marketers
If we never hear the word ‘unprecedented’ again, we’ll all be happy. But the truth is that the pandemic has driven everyone, regardless of profession, to throw away the rule book and start fresh. Marketers, for example, will need to navigate all new challenges as they develop a strategy to capture demand when travel rebounds. An effective Covid-19 marketing plan will need to address the following four challenges: 1) Increased competition With hotels in each [...]
The Four Phases of Recovery — How Hotels Can Plan Their Comeback
Capturing pent-up demand for travel is a matter of preparation and differentiation. Our new guide can help. Many hoteliers are beginning to see a path forward as they plan for recovery. Governments have begun to share their business reopening plans, allowing hotels to better understand the timing of events. Now, the work begins. To help hoteliers think through their marketing strategies as demand returns, we have developed the Covid-19 Recovery Guide: How to build a [...]
The New Airport Experience
When your out of state guests finally walk through your doors again, you might notice that they’re a little more tired and stressed than before. If experts are correct, the entire travel experience is about to change as a result of Covid-19 and it’s not for the weak of heart. Here are five predictions for air travel that could mean added stress for your guests. Say goodbye to the goodbye If you’re the .01% of [...]
Revisiting your hotel’s mission and values
With all of the uncertainty and anxiety that coronavirus has introduced into the world, many hospitality companies are taking extraordinary action to help their people and their communities. You don’t have to look further than their published corporate values to understand why. Here are just a few examples from some of the largest hospitality brands: Hilton Hilton’s values are famously easy to remember, which is important when you have hundreds of thousands of employees that [...]
Positive signs for hoteliers – getting back to business
We’re noticing a subtle change in the tone of news articles about the coronavirus. Instead of the doom and gloom we have been seeing for the last nine weeks, we’re now starting to see signs of recovery. As an example, the May 8th New York Times article titled, “The First Signs of Travel Return?" looks at 10 top travel destinations and their timing for reopening. Even if it's click-bait, it got us excited. While some [...]
