How does a virtual assistant work for hospitality?
The assistant is an employee of the group, works your local hours, and comes with a trained backup and a team lead who runs a 20-minute weekly review. A typical day starts with yesterday's deliveries: invoices matched to what arrived, shortages noted for the chef, credits requested. Then the listings: the new brunch menu updated everywhere it appears, photos swapped, hours corrected for the holiday. Between those, the assistant confirms a hotel block for a tour group, orders the printed menus, and answers the linen supplier about a missed pickup. Everything lands in an end-of-day report: handled, waiting on you, tomorrow's plan. You keep the floor, the kitchen and the guests. We take the office.
What tasks does a virtual assistant cover for hospitality, restaurant and travel businesses?
- Match vendor invoices to delivery slips and request credits for shortages
- Push menu, price and hours changes to the website, OpenTable, Google and delivery apps
- Fulfill and reconcile gift card orders from the website and the front desk
- Enter approved staff schedules into your scheduling app and post shift changes
- Chase signed group contracts and confirm deposits through your payment link
- Check supplier confirmations for tours, transfers and hotel blocks against the booking
- Order printed menus, signage and front-of-house supplies from approved vendors
- Keep licenses, health inspection dates and insurance renewals on a tracked calendar