Kids Hospitality, Reinvented

Where play meets
five-star hospitality

The world's first consultancy turning luxury hotels into destinations families fight to return to. Designed by toy inventors and game designers, built for hoteliers who dare to be different.

$175B
Kids hospitality market opportunity
77%
Parents influenced by kids on vacation choices
12%
Revenue lift from targeted family amenities

Hotels spend more on pet beds than on kids' experiences

Family travel is 30% of global outbound tourism. 85% of parents plan to travel with their children this year. Yet the luxury hotel industry's idea of "kid-friendly" is still a coloring book and a tiny robe.

The gap between adult-tier experiences and what children get is enormous. That's not a failing. That's a $175 billion opportunity hiding in plain sight.

Toy inventors and game designers, working inside your hotel

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Experience Design

Custom amenities, activations, and immersive moments designed by people who've spent careers making kids light up.

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Kids Hospitality Report

The first-ever global report on kids hospitality. 150+ insights on what young guests want and how families decide where to stay.

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Brand Differentiation

Turn your hotel into the family destination of choice. Longer stays, repeat visits, word-of-mouth, higher F&B spend.

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Think Tank

Research-driven strategy at the intersection of gaming, toys, publishing, media, and hospitality. Data that moves decisions.

Family travel is booming. Hotels are barely keeping up.

The data is unambiguous. Families are traveling more, spending more, and choosing hotels based on what their kids experience. The hotels that figure this out first win loyalty for a generation.

92%
of parents likely to travel with kids this year
+8%
year-over-year growth in family accommodation searches
70%
of parents spend more on kids when on holiday
30%
of global outbound tourism is family travel

Win over the kids. Win the family for life.

The world's finest hotels obsess over every detail of the adult experience. It's time to bring that same standard to the guests who actually decide where families go next.