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Tired of Paper? Here’s Why Gift Vouchers Are Going Digital

  • Writer: Bryan Griffin
    Bryan Griffin
  • May 20
  • 1 min read

Updated: Oct 14


Mobile display of a GiftBox voucher for a Wonderworks Adventure Pass.
Mobile display of a GiftBox voucher for a Wonderworks Adventure Pass.

For decades, gift vouchers in the timeshare industry have meant one thing: paper. Guests line up, staff shuffle stacks of forms, and everyone hopes the paperwork matches the inventory. But in 2025, paper no longer makes sense.


The Problems with Paper

  • Slow and Inefficient: Every voucher takes time to process.

  • Easy to Lose or Misuse: Guests misplace them, or worse, they’re duplicated.

  • Hard to Track: Finance and operations struggle with reconciliations.

  • Costly: Printing, storage, and staffing add hidden expenses.


Why Vouchers Are Going Digital

The shift isn’t about technology for its own sake. It’s about solving real problems.

  • Instant Delivery: Send vouchers directly to a guest’s mobile device.

  • Paperless Security: No lost slips, no duplication.

  • Real-Time Tracking: Resorts know exactly when and how vouchers are redeemed.

  • Lower Costs: No printing, no paper, no waste.


A Better Guest Experience

Digital vouchers aren’t just about operational ease — they enhance the guest journey. Guests redeem instantly, enjoy flexibility, and leave with a positive impression of your resort.


The Bottom Line

Paper vouchers belong in the past. Resorts that go digital cut costs, improve oversight, and deliver a better guest experience.


👉 Ready to move beyond paper? See how iTicket Solutions makes gifting digital.

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