Industries
Voice over for hotels and hospitality groups.
Hotels need voice for the front desk, lifts, spas and in-room systems, in the languages of their guests, with a tone that matches the brand.
Uses
Typical uses
What this sector most often asks for.
- 01
Phone and front desk
Greetings, hold messages and menus.
- 02
In-room and public areas
Announcements and guide audio.
- 03
Brand films
Films for the website and sales teams.
Watch for
What to watch for
What changes the way the work is done in this sector.
- Guest languages
- The languages are chosen from the guest mix.
- Brand tone
- A warm, discreet read is the default.
Start here
Services and languages for this sector
Questions
Questions, answered.
Can you record for chains with many hotels?
Yes, with a shared voice and local names.
Do you do in-room audio?
Yes, to the system’s format.
Do you cast a luxury tone?
Yes.
Next
Where to go next
- Telephone greeting voice overTelephone greeting voice over: a clear, welcoming voice and a short script, formatted for your phone system. Native actors, files to your spec.
- Public announcement voice overPublic announcement voice over for stations, airports and venues: clear scripts, many languages and files for your PA system. Quote on your script.
- Audio guide voice overAudio guide voice over for museums and tours: a clear voice per stop, files named to your stop numbers and many languages. Quote on your script.
Quote voice over for hotels and hospitality groups.
Send the script, the languages, the usage and the deadline.
Or write to hello [at] voicepros [dot] com