Tips for Calculating Demand and Price for Events without Historical Data
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: How do you calculate demand and room price for unique events that are new to your area (e.g., major concerts, Olympic Games, World Cup, etc.) without having historical data to refer to? (Question by Massimiliano Terzulli)Â Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue Management Consultant, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Pablo Torres - Director Of Sales and Marketing, Alannia Resorts
4 Steps to Going from Reactive to Proactive Hotel Operations; Save Time & Money
Quick question: are your hotel operations reactive or preventive? If the answer is reactive, you are losing time and money. And if you say preventive, our great tips will help you be even more efficient. In both cases, keep reading. Introducing technology may feel cold and unwelcoming, but remember that hotel tech is not about less hospitality but better hospitality. When you free your staff from tedious tasks and unnecessary paperwork, their time and energy
3 Steps to Reaching and Converting Your Hotel’s Target Audience
A high occupancy rate is every hotelier's dream. And to reach that high occupancy rate, hotels are heavily reliant on a good strategy. In the past, you may have devised a seemingly perfect marketing strategy to attract as many bookings as possible. However, you may have also been disappointed that you weren't getting the desired results. Don't fall into the trap of thinking you must invest more in your marketing or improve the on-premise experience.
Which Matters Most for Winning Guests – Price or Loyalty?
Regardless of who you are, competition in the hospitality industry is increasingly fierce, and winning new customers is a major challenge even for experienced hoteliers. So, what makes the most significant difference in getting guests to stay at your hotel versus the one down the street? Is it the price? Is it the chance to benefit from a personalized loyalty program? The answer—perhaps somewhat unsurprisingly—is neither, or rather, both. It Isn't About Focusing Heavily on
Food and Beverage Analytics Driving Hotel Profitability Growth
In lifestyle and full-service hotels, Food and Beverage (F&B) can generate 40–50% of total revenue. Sustaining profitability means attracting and retaining high-value guests, boosting in-house spending, ensuring satisfaction, and controlling costs. Yet data silos make this difficult, with PMS, POS, and finance systems often disconnected. While hotels focus on room revenue, F&B is equally essential, especially in resorts and lifestyle properties. In this article, you’ll learn strategies and tools to optimize F&B performance and profitability. Why F&B Matters More Than You Think Food & Beverage (F&B) operations represent a critical and complex revenue driver. Hotels often focus heavily on managing
The Differences between Hotels and Service Apartments Explained
What is the difference between hotel and service apartment properties? These two types of lodging are similar but still quite distinct from each other, to the point where they deserve some extra attention. The difference between a service apartment and a hotel is important for both hoteliers and guests alike as it sets goals and expectations. You know what to expect when the distinctions are plainly laid out. In this article, you’ll learn exactly what
What is Glamping? Glamping vs. Camping Explained!
The popularity of glamping has grown rapidly in recent years, but what is glamping, and how does it resemble (and differ) from conventional camping? Essentially, it is a more glamorous or luxurious form of the same activity. Glamping has become an important part of the travel industry, catering for people who want outdoor experiences, but with some extra conveniences. This may include kitchen and bathroom facilities, mattresses and electricity. In this article, you will find
Hotel Marketing Plan: Tips & Tricks for Successful Hotel Marketing
A hotel marketing plan is important for establishing your marketing objectives, outlining how to achieve them, understanding your target audience(s), and pinpointing your unique selling proposition. In this article, you can learn more about how to create and continually modify your marketing plan. Table of Contents: What is the Hotel
Open Pricing: Why Is It the Next Hotel Revenue Management Strategy
Open pricing is an increasingly important strategy for increasing hotel revenue. It allows hotels to target various customers across different budgets, maximizing revenue and raising occupation levels all year round. With open pricing, rates, and services can be pitched optimally to ensure maximum uptake without compromising quality. In this article,
Cruise Industry: All You Need to Know About Cruises!
The cruise industry provides unique experiences for customers, blending elements of transportation, hospitality, and entertainment. However, within the cruise industry, there are a variety of cruise line classifications and a number of different cruise types. In this article, you will be able to find out everything you need to know