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

The Basics of Revenue Management Explained!

Revenue management is concerned with optimizing financial results and is especially popular in industries like hospitality, which must contend with high fixed costs and a perishable inventory. For example, hotels have a certain number of rooms and fixed costs, which must be met regardless of how many rooms are sold. In such industries, revenue management predicts demand and optimizes inventory and price availability. When utilized correctly, this will ultimately result in higher revenue. Table of

Guests Expectations in 2025: A Complete Guide on How to Engage Travelers

As time passes and technology keeps evolving, we enter into a new era of guest expectations. As we've said before, it's no longer enough to meet their needs simply, the challenge now lies in exceeding them. What they wanted three years ago is not the same as what they want today or what they will want tomorrow. This leaves no other option but to adapt.  Today, the burning question on every hotelier's mind is: What

Revenue Management is About Much More Than Pricing

When hoteliers, hotel owners, or management seek the help of a revenue management consultant or outsourcing company, they often mention something like, "We've casually practiced revenue management in the past." As the consulting engagement kicks off, these hospitality professionals will say they understand the discipline even though they lack a structured approach. Yet, revenue management is all about structure. Pricing is Just a Fraction of the Revenue Management Approach As the revenue management consultant digs

Self-Check-in Hotel Software: Increase the Hotel Guest Experience

Self-check-in hotel solutions can help to improve the guest experience within hotels, while also making life easier for your front desk employees. In this article, you can learn all about self-check-in hotel technology, explore the different options available, gain an appreciation of the benefits and find out about the most advanced options. Table of Contents: What is the Hotel Industry? Why is Focusing on the Hotel Guest Experience Important? What is Self-Check-in Hotel Software? Self-Check-in Hotel Solution Types Mobile Check-in Self-Check-in Kiosks 5 Benefits of Self-Check-in Hotel Operations Improved Efficiency Reduced Costs Greater Personalization Improved Flexibility Enhanced Hotel Security Self-Check-in

Why Hoteliers Trust AI-Powered Pricing Over Guesswork

Are your room rates helping your hotel grow, or quietly holding it back? Pricing decisions directly affect occupancy, revenue, and competitiveness, yet today's hotel market moves too fast for guesswork. Demand shifts suddenly due to events, weather, and changing traveler behavior, making manual pricing increasingly risky. This is why more hoteliers are turning to AI-powered revenue management systems. These tools analyze real-time data, predict demand, and adjust prices continuously. In this article, you'll learn why

Shared Data Language for More Effective Hotel Team Collaboration

Hotel teams are surrounded by data, yet alignment often feels harder than ever. Revenue, sales, marketing, finance, and operations all look at performance through different lenses. This article shows how a shared data language helps you collaborate better, reduce friction, and move from debate to confident decisions faster, without adding more reports or meetings. What Is a Shared Data Language in a Hotel Context? A shared data language means that everyone in your organization uses

Hotel Dynamic Pricing Guide; An Essential Overview of All Price Tags

Revenue management underpins six different main types of hotel room pricing. Called dynamic pricing or “price tags,” this article illustrates these various pricing approaches. As you adopt revenue management for your hotel, you’ll want to understand these concepts to interpret the phases of your property’s pricing path to maximize revenues

How Boutique Hotels Use Revenue Technology to Grow Profitability

Boutique hotels are built on vision, creativity, and a deep connection to their guests. From the artwork to the playlists, every detail tells a story. These properties thrive on individuality, like unique rooms, curated experiences, and independent operations, even in how they approach pricing. Even the most thoughtfully run property

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