Tourist-friendly loyalty in 11 languages
A tourist-friendly loyalty card appears in the guest’s own phone language, needs no app download on roaming data, and explains itself, so staff don’t need to speak the visitor’s language.
How a stamp card works for visitors from abroad: the card appears in the phone’s language, in 11 languages — and why tourists belong in your loyalty plan.
FAQ
- Do tourists need to change any settings to see the card in their language?
- No. The guest card follows the language the phone is already set to. If that language is one of the 11 supported ones, the card simply opens in it. The guest doesn’t need to choose anything or create an account.
- Will the card use a lot of roaming data?
- There is no app to download, which is the biggest saving. The card opens in the browser from the QR code, and when the phone is offline it still shows the last known state. Stamps themselves are handled at the counter.
- Can a visitor keep their card after the trip?
- Yes. The card stays on the phone, and the guest can add it to the home screen. If they want it on a different phone later, they can open an optional guest account with an e-mail address, which the business cannot see.
- Is the business website also available in 11 languages?
- No. Our public website is in Hungarian, English and German. It is the guest card — what visitors see on their phone at your counter — that appears in 11 languages, following the phone’s language setting.
- What reward works best for guests on short stays?
- Something reachable within a few days. A shorter card, an early milestone reward on a longer card, or a first stamp at sign-up all help. Keep the reward simple, such as a coffee or a scoop, so it needs no explanation.