Hotel News2020-01-29T16:12:03+01:00

Beyond RevPAR: The Metrics Redefining Hotel Revenue

For decades, hotels have relied on familiar benchmarks like occupancy and ADR to guide performance. These metrics still matter, but they no longer tell the full story. In a digital, experience-led hospitality landscape, revenue goes far beyond rooms – and your strategy should too. In this article, we explore what shapes revenue today, from automation and guest behavior to space utilization, and the metrics that define modern success. Revenue Is No Longer Just About Rooms

How Food and Beverage Management Drives Hotel Profitability

Food and beverage (F&B) services are the lifeblood of the hospitality industry. A good meal is one of the cornerstones of the human experience and colors every other element of a guest's day. Food and beverage services help differentiate you from the competition, provide a steady revenue stream, increase guest loyalty, act as a marketing tool, and generally enhance almost every aspect of a guest's stay. In this article, you'll discover how to leverage F&B

AI Agents in the Hospitality Industry: Use Cases, ROI, and Strategy

AI agents in the hospitality industry are used by hotels, restaurants, cafés, and similar businesses to handle complex tasks autonomously. They are capable of advanced reasoning and can make decisions without human oversight. This technology is important for hospitality businesses because guests want personalization and fast service, which AI agents can deliver. At the same time, autonomous agents can help businesses cope with staff shortages. In this article, you can explore the role of AI

2026 Is the Year of MCP: What Hoteliers Need to Know

Artificial intelligence is already reshaping hospitality, yet many hotels remain stuck between experimentation and real impact. Promises of automation, smarter revenue decisions, and seamless guest experiences often clash with uncertainty around integration and strategy. In 2026, Model Context Protocol (MCP) marks a turning point by connecting AI tools directly to live hotel systems and data. In this article, you’ll learn how MCP works, why it matters in 2026, and how it unlocks visibility, bookings, and

83% of Hoteliers Find Tech Stressful: How to Fix It

You've got the systems. But if you and your staff are still spending hours each week fixing rate discrepancies, chasing failed syncs, and patching data gaps, those systems are working against you. This article unpacks the real causes of hotel tech stress and gives you practical steps to save time, reduce errors, and protect your revenue. Why Hotel Technology Stress Is on the Rise If technology is causing this much pressure, something clearly is not

Hoteliers Beware: AI Versus Search Is a False Narrative

There’s a growing assumption in hospitality that AI is replacing search. If AI rises, search must fall. But this zero-sum mindset isn’t reality. Instead of replacing search, AI is expanding it. And it has the power to supercharge every hotel’s Find, Book, and Grow strategy too. Why Search Is Becoming an AI-Powered Journey The problem isn’t that search is disappearing. It’s that we’re still thinking about it in the old way. Search used to be

Revenue Beyond Rooms: A Guide to Maximize Total Guest Value

Hotel revenue management is no longer limited to pricing rooms and protecting RevPAR. Rising costs, changing guest behavior, and growing demand for experiences are pushing hotels to rethink where revenue comes from and how value is captured. Today, guests spend across multiple touchpoints, both on and off property, creating new

Hotel Reception Staff Role in Revenue Management Success

Your hotel can do everything right, but if your customers aren’t happy, that can lead to a loss of revenue. Why? Unhappy customers leave negative reviews, and that affects future bookings. The Importance of a Positive Hotel Reputation Recently, while browsing some online property reviews, one stood out. "... we

Ancillary Revenue Guide: Grow Your Hotel Revenue Smartly

Ancillary revenue describes earnings that originate from the sale of products or services besides your primary offering. In the case of hotels, this means products and services beyond the sale of hotel rooms. For hotels, ancillary revenue is important because it provides additional income. When ancillary services are of a

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