Turning Millions of Guest Voices into a Competitive Advantage
How ETS Tur — Turkey's leading tour operator — unified real-time guest intelligence across thousands of hotels, automated complex AI workflows, and transformed guest feedback into an investment-grade strategic asset.
The Challenge
Hospitality runs on detail.
Scale makes detail invisible.
ETS Tur manages an extraordinary portfolio: thousands of accommodation properties across dozens of distinct hotel segments — from budget all-inclusives to premium boutiques. Every single guest leaves a trail of feedback: NPS surveys after check-out, calls to the service centre, reviews on booking platforms, structured forms, and more.
At that volume, the traditional answer — a team manually reading reviews, opening tickets, routing complaints, and deciding which feedback to publish — stops working. Not because the team isn't skilled, but because the math doesn't add up. Thousands of touchpoints per day, spread across dozens of segments, each requiring a human decision.
ETS Tur needed a different model: one that could read everything, act on the right things, and distil strategic signal from the noise — in real time.
The Solution
One intelligence layer for every guest signal.
Pivony became ETS Tur's real-time guest intelligence platform — ingesting every feedback channel into a single, continuously updated view of guest sentiment across the entire hotel portfolio.
Unified Multi-Channel Ingestion
Call centre transcripts, NPS surveys, online reviews, and structured feedback forms — all flowing into one platform, normalised and analysed in real time.
Segment-Level Benchmarking
Every hotel is understood in the context of its segment. Performance, trends, and anomalies are surfaced at the right level — not drowned in portfolio-wide averages.
Autonomous AI Workflows
Pivony's agentic AI layer handles the work that previously required human review: ticket creation, action routing, and the decision to publish or escalate a guest review.
Investment-Grade Insights
Guest intelligence doesn't stop at reporting. Pivony's analysis feeds directly into ETS Tur's investment planning — which hotels to prioritise, which facilities to address, where the highest-impact improvements lie.
Agentic AI in Hospitality
AI that doesn't just analyse — it acts.
The most transformative element of the ETS Tur deployment was not the dashboards. It was the automation layer that replaced a large volume of manual, repetitive decision-making with autonomous AI agents — each one trained on ETS Tur's own service logic.
What the AI handles autonomously:
- →Reading incoming guest feedback across all channels and classifying it by topic, sentiment, urgency, and hotel
- →Creating and routing service tickets to the right team — without a human in the loop
- →Deciding whether a guest review meets publication criteria and flagging it for publish or escalation