jiǔ diàn酒店zǎo cān早餐yuè kǎ月卡wèi shén me为什么zài cì再次zǒu hóng走红？
Recently, “hotel breakfast monthly passes” have once again attracted attention in many cities across China.
For example, in Wuhan, one hotel launched a one-month all-you-can-eat breakfast pass for 369 yuan.
That works out to only about 12 yuan per day, attracting many nearby office workers and students.
These monthly passes are not only inexpensive, but also offer a wide variety of food choices.
Hotels provide dozens of Chinese and Western breakfast items every day, while buying a single breakfast separately often costs several dozen yuan.
In fact, several years ago, some hotels began trying this approach in order to attract guests.
Today, these breakfast monthly passes are becoming increasingly common, from star-rated hotels to ordinary business hotels.
For hotels, breakfast has to be prepared every day anyway. Serving more nearby residents does not add much extra cost, and it also helps more people learn about the hotel’s other services.
For young people, they can enjoy a hearty buffet in a comfortable environment for about the same price as a regular breakfast, making it a very good deal.
Many people also share their experiences on social media and exchange tips on how to get the most out of it.
Today, hotels no longer serve only travelers from other places; they are gradually becoming part of local people’s daily lives as well.
Breakfast monthly passes not only help hotels find new customers, but also provide the public with a more affordable option in daily life.