The phrase "aimed at guests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is intended for or directed towards guests, such as services, amenities, or communications.
Example: "The hotel offers a variety of activities aimed at guests to enhance their stay."
Alternatives: "targeted towards guests" or "designed for guests".
The company in June began testing a "City Hosts" program aimed at giving guests guided, one-of-a-kind experiences when traveling.
"Earn commissions and provide more choices to your users," Airbnb writes, with one affiliate option aimed at attracting guests, and other aimed at attracting hosts (in other words, those who would list properties or other services on Airbnb) — the two parts of Airbnb's two-sided marketplace.
The system was introduced in mid-March in Miami and will be expanded to include the Element in Lexington, Mass., one of 10 branches of the chain, which is aimed at extended-stay guests.
The spacious glass-and-steel Reckson Center entrance is dominated by a Grumman F-11 Tiger, the Navy's first supersonic jet, suspended overhead at a dynamic angle, its nose aimed at the incoming guests.
Head to Fantasyland in the main Disneyland Paris park, where they will love the attractions aimed at the younger guests, from Alice's Curious Labyrinth to classic It's a Small World.
There are more hotel changes afoot in Fisherman's Wharf, where the 361-room Radisson on Beach Street has become the Zephyr, with snazzier rooms aimed at younger, more prosperous guests who want to be close to the bay.
He called the FWD.us criticism of Sanders "hyperbole" aimed at silencing questions about guest worker programs pushed by big business.
has proposed a handful of amendments aimed at reining in the guest worker programs on which many lower-wage businesses now rely, arguing to HuffPost that his tweaks could help blunt the country's high youth unemployment rate.
WASHINGTON -- As the Senate hammers out a final immigration package, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). has proposed a handful of amendments aimed at reining in the guest worker programs on which many lower-wage businesses now rely, arguing to HuffPost that his tweaks could help blunt the country's high youth unemployment rate.
