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

Dynamic Pricing: Benefits & Tips for Hoteliers to Increase Revenue

Dynamic pricing is a strategy where the price of products or services is adjusted based on market conditions. This typically means charging high prices during periods of high demand and low prices during low demand periods. For hotels, dynamic pricing plays a crucial role in revenue management, incentivizing bookings at crucial times. The ultimate aim of dynamic pricing is to sell for the highest amount customers are willing to pay. In this article, you will learn about dynamic pricing and its advantages, while accessing some useful tips. Table of Contents: What Is Hotel Revenue Management? What Is Dynamic Pricing? 3

Interview with CEO & Co-Founder Adam Harris of Cloudbeds

In this article, we'll interview Adam Harris, the CEO and co-founder of Cloudbeds. Adam has vastly simplified the typically complicated world of OTAs, payments, reservations, and reporting so hoteliers can spend time on their most important job - taking care of their guests. Can you tell us a bit about yourself? I'm the co-founder and chief executive officer of Cloudbeds, the hospitality management platform powering lodging businesses around

Tour Companies: 9 Benefits of Partnering for Hoteliers

Partnering with tour companies can have many advantages for hotel owners. It can increase occupancy rates, help connect you and your guests with local attractions, streamline hotel operations, and take the pressure off your busy marketing team. In this article, you'll discover the top eight benefits of partnering with tour companies. Table of Contents: What Is the Hotel Industry? What Are Tour Companies? 9 Reasons Why Should Hotels Partner with Tour Companies? 1. More Bookings

What Top Hotel Marketing Trends do you Predict for 2022?

Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel What are the top hotel marketing trends we can expect to see in 2022? Our Marketing Expert Panel Tim Kolman - Commercial Strategy Expert, three&six Thomas Dieben - Founder, Becurious Adele Gutman - Culture and Guest

How Can Revenue Management Collaborate with Sales & Marketing Teams?

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: For best collaboration, should Revenue Management fall under Sales & Marketing – or vice versa? Should they be separate departments on the same level of the hotel hierarchy? Or one single department? Our Revenue Management Expert

3 Ways to Streamline Upselling Across Your Entire Hotel Chain

Once it’s in place, an automated upselling system brings countless advantages, like a more personalised guest experience, increased revenue and a more efficient workflow. Achieving these results at a single property may feel relatively straightforward. But how can you replicate them at all hotels across your chain or brand? 1.

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