A turnkey digital passport program that connects visitors with local restaurants through mobile discovery, check-ins, and rewards—while giving the sponsoring organization a structured way to see program activity.
"Where should we eat?"
Front desk and visitor-facing teams answer this question regularly, often without a consistent way to organize recommendations or see what guests explore.
You may already want to showcase local restaurants, but a static list gives visitors little reason to explore beyond the first recommendation.
A mobile-first guide with clear restaurant choices, check-ins, and optional rewards can make local dining discovery more structured and engaging.
A mobile-web program for restaurant discovery, check-ins, rewards, and sponsor reporting
Your program identity, destination, restaurant cohort, dates, branding, and rewards structure
Restaurant onboarding guidance, QR materials, and guest communication assets for the agreed program scope
They discover participating restaurants, collect check-ins, and work toward configured rewards
The admin dashboard can report program signups, check-ins, restaurant activity, and reward progress
Built for a June 11–July 19, 2026 Lynnwood program window. The public app remains available as a working implementation demo; check-ins are outside the active event window.
Give guests a structured, mobile-friendly way to explore nearby restaurants instead of relying only on ad hoc recommendations.
Create a defined digital program that connects visitors with participating restaurants and gives the sponsor a record of program activity.
Build a branded restaurant-discovery experience around a defined visitor campaign, event, or seasonal program.
The program is scoped around a specific sponsor, restaurant cohort, program window, and reward structure rather than an open-ended software rollout.
A sponsor can start with a defined market and time period, review how the program operated, and decide whether an extension or new campaign makes sense.
The passport creates a structured way to present participating restaurants together while keeping each restaurant's participation distinct.
Pilot programs can begin with a focused restaurant cohort and expand through later campaigns when the operating model is proven for that sponsor.
Pricing varies based on program scope, restaurant count, and duration. We offer project-based pricing and ongoing management options. Contact us for a custom quote.
A typical pilot is planned around a defined launch window. For a program requiring restaurant onboarding, branding, rewards, and sponsor materials, allow roughly 6–8 weeks when possible.
No. Hotel and Dine handles the technical implementation and provides sponsor-facing setup guidance for the agreed scope.
Yes. Program branding, destination messaging, restaurant content, dates, and rewards are configured for the sponsored program scope.
Existing restaurant relationships can form the starting cohort. Additional recruitment can be scoped separately if the program needs it.
In a sponsor-funded program, participating restaurants can be included without a participation fee and receive program placement, check-in guidance, and restaurant activity reporting. Exact support depends on the sponsor scope.
Discuss the market, restaurant cohort, program window, rewards, and implementation scope for your organization.
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