MakeMyTrip Photo and Content Audit Checklist

What should a MakeMyTrip photo and content audit verify?

It should verify that the listing represents the property and every sellable room accurately, completely, and consistently. The authenticated MakeMyTrip and Goibibo partner extranet is the source of truth for current required fields, accepted file formats, upload limits, and any property-specific content score.

This public guide deliberately avoids a fixed minimum resolution, number of photos, score target, or ranking uplift because those claims require current official partner evidence.

Audit property-level photography

Review whether a guest can recognise and evaluate the property before arrival:

• Exterior approaches, entrance, reception, parking, and access
• Lobby, restaurant, breakfast area, pool, gym, spa, workspace, or other real common areas
• Accessibility-relevant routes and facilities where they exist
• Current renovation, view, location, or surrounding context that materially affects the stay

Use recent, well-lit, truthful images without contact details, misleading overlays, excessive filters, or amenities the guest will not receive. Confirm platform-specific acceptance rules in the upload interface.

Audit every sellable room type

Map images to the correct room record. Show the sleeping layout, full room perspective, bathroom, storage, desk or seating, window or balcony, and distinguishing amenities. Avoid reusing the same image set across materially different room types.

Compare the image labels, room names, occupancy, bed configuration, size, view, inclusions, and restrictions with the sellable inventory in the PMS or channel manager. Record any mismatch and its operational owner.

Verify amenities and policies

Check property-level and room-level amenities separately. Confirm check-in and checkout, child and extra-bed rules, identification requirements, visitor rules, pets, parking, meal plans, deposits, mandatory fees, cancellation conditions, and taxes against current property operations.

Do not select an amenity solely to improve a content score. A complete but inaccurate listing creates guest complaints, refunds, and trust loss.

Write descriptions for comparison and decisions

Use plain language that distinguishes the property and room. State what is included, what varies, and what the guest should verify. Avoid duplicated destination filler, unsupported superlatives, invented proximity claims, and keywords that do not help a booking decision.

Read the listing on a common mobile device after publication. Check crop, ordering, captions, room mapping, line breaks, policy visibility, and whether the main questions are answered before the booking action.

Keep an evidence log

For each issue, record the property, extranet section, observed field or help text, screenshot date, current value, proposed correction, owner, and verification result. Recheck after the platform processes the change.

Use the MakeMyTrip ranking audit tool to structure a wider listing review, or the hotel photography service when the evidence shows an asset gap.