For venues and destination partners

You run
the house.

You run the house — we place your welcome inside bookings you can’t reach alone, and everything operational stays yours.

  • Your welcome.

    You choose what appears and when.

  • Your booking route.

    Guests reserve directly with your team.

  • Your rules.

    Windows, capacity and service stay yours.

One card
  1. Your booking

    The guest books direct.

  2. Leisure Link

    The welcome rides with the booking.

  3. Your guest arrives

    They settle in and show the card.

  4. Your team stays in control

    The welcome appears on your terms.

What participating involves

Three decisions. All of them yours.

Your welcome rides with a booking you would not otherwise have reached. Everything after the guest sits down is unchanged.

One

You set the window.

Pick the hours your floor can hold it — a golden hour, a quiet afternoon, a weeknight. Guests see your window before they book, so nobody arrives expecting something you cannot give.

Two

You write the welcome.

A small sweet, a house tea, a plate to begin. It is yours to name and yours to change with the season. We print it as you write it, in your voice.

Three

You keep the guest.

The reservation is between you and them, on the route you already use. Nothing sits in front of your host stand and nobody stands between your team and the table.

Leisure Link curates the value and builds the linkage; the merchant owns reservations, operations and fulfilment — entirely and directly.

About Leisure Link

A welcome, carried quietly.

One card, and a directory of places where it is welcome. The guest books direct, shows the card once seated, and the house does what it already does well. The list keeps growing.

The desk

Talk to our desk.

Tell us the window you can hold and the welcome you would like to give. We will come back with how your entry would read, and nothing goes live until you say so.

BookingsStay entirely with your team, on your own route
WindowsSet by you, shown on your entry
The welcomeWritten by you, in your words
Guest sees itOnce seated — never at the door