7 Smart Ways to Generate Non-room Revenue & Encourage Loyalty
Generating revenue and nurturing loyalty is about finding new ways to connect with your guests. This means looking beyond room rates to get people excited about your property’s amenities, dining, and other ancillary programs. To help get you started, our checklist below covers a variety of tactics designed to keep guests coming back again and again – even if they don’t stay overnight. 7 Ways to Generate Non-room Revenue & Encourage Loyalty Below you’ll learn
Beyond Revenue: How Smart Upsell Solutions Improve Hotel Efficiency
Upsell solutions offer more than just extra revenue; they streamline hotel operations by using real-time data to optimize staffing, forecasting, and resource allocation. In this article, you’’ll explore how these technologies can sharpen key processes while delivering personalized experiences, driving improvements in both hotel efficiency and guest satisfaction. Enhancing Guest Engagement and Revenue with Smart Hotel Upsells One of the biggest breakthroughs in hotel technology is the ability to continuously engage guests throughout their stay,
7 Ways to Transform a Hotel Room Into a Smart Room
The smart hotel room concept is one of the most important technology trends emerging within the hospitality industry today. Indeed, the idea of a smart hotel is attractive to customers for a variety of reasons, including greater convenience and personalization. However, while many owners are willing to embrace the idea, many are unsure of how to implement smart room technology. To help out, this article offers seven ways to transform a hotel room into a
4 Tips for a Smart Overbooking Approach
While data certainly supports the practice under the right circumstances, overbooking is a subject that can easily put hotel staff on edge without careful implementation. No one is thrilled by the prospect of needing to relocate or “walk” a guest to another property because a statistically likely cancellation never materialized. 4 Useful Tips for a Smart Overbooking Approach Plenty can be done to improve a potentially challenging scenario for staff and guests alike. Instead of
The Metrics Every General Manager Should Track
Starbucks used to track average transaction value as its flagship metric for success. If the number went up, it meant customers were spending more and business was good. Except, they knew it wasn’t that simple, and they were missing out on key insights into spending habits, loyalty, and long-term value. Tracking Metrics That Drive Success in Hospitality They embraced new metrics like customer loyalty, engagement, and lifetime value, and the results speak for themselves. 40%
The Hidden Revenue Opportunities Vacation Rental Teams Often Overlook
The vacation rental market has matured significantly, yet many operators continue to rely on occupancy rates as their primary measure of success. While high occupancy is essential, it tells only part of the financial story. True profitability demands a wider lens, one that accounts for ancillary income, operational efficiency, and the strategic value of guest experience. For property managers willing to look beyond the booking calendar, the opportunities are both numerous and largely untapped. In
The Future of Hotel Competitiveness is Connectivity
The future of hotel competitiveness is being redefined by connectivity. No longer just background infrastructure, seamless integrations are now a critical driver of growth and profitability. Hotels that embrace connectivity gain visibility, control, and efficiency. Those who ignore it risk falling behind with costly errors and missed opportunities. In this article, you’ll learn how internal and external connectivity increase visibility, control, profitability, and operations, giving hotels a lasting competitive edge. Connectivity as the New Growth
Green is Gold: How Regenerative Tourism is Transforming Marketing Strategy for Hotel Teams
The shift towards regenerative tourism represents a significant opportunity for hotels to differentiate themselves in a crowded market while contributing positively to the greater good. By effectively marketing these initiatives, hotels can attract conscious travelers, enhance their brand reputation, and play an important role in shaping the future of tourism.
What skills should hotels look for when recruiting Revenue Managers?
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: What top skills and characteristics should hotels look for when recruiting in Revenue Management leadership? Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Paulo Aragao - Revenue Management Professional Chaya Kowal - Director of Revenue Management, Potato Head Family
10 Reasons Why Upgrading Your PMS is a Must in 2025
The hospitality industry isn’t slowing down, and outdated property management system (PMS) solutions are dragging hotels behind. Clunky, slow, and vulnerable to cyber threats, legacy systems can no longer keep up. If your property still relies on an aging PMS, here’s why 2025 is the year to upgrade—ranked from most
5 Reasons Why Implementing RMS in High Season Makes Absolute Sense
Check-in lines, a full luggage store, and you running around, juggling hotel admin work, staff, customer service, marketing, and prices. Welcome to the high season. Amidst this chaos, implementing a new technology solution like a Revenue Management System (RMS) might be the last thing on your to-do list. However, here
Why is Rate Parity Vital for Hotels? & Tips to Win the Parity Game
Hotels want the best price for their room. Therefore, the same price is set throughout all digital distribution channels. But what if a distribution channel uses lower prices? In this article, you can learn about rate parity and how hotels can prevent distribution channels from undercutting the direct price. What
Five Rate Mistakes in Revenue Management and How You Can Solve Them
Ask any hotel staffer not directly involved in revenue management about the daily tasks of a revenue manager, and they'll likely suggest it's all about 'setting' or 'raising rates.' While these activities are indeed crucial, they often eclipse the comprehensive analysis that underpins each pricing decision. Five Rate Mistakes in