Tips to Highlight Safety in Marketing & Guest Communication in Travel
Due to the COVID outbreak, the travel industry has been placed under an immense amount of pressure. This is the very same reason why travel and tourism professionals have needed to place a much greater emphasis on the concept of safety. How can such an approach be used with your ongoing marketing campaigns and guest communication? We provide tips on how to highlight safety in your messaging which responds to your customers' new COVID safety
Are Flexible Revenue Management Conditions Due to COVID Here to Stay?
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: Are the recent booking condition changes (e.g. increased flexibility around cancellation policies, check-in and check-out) a temporary solution or a more permanent change for the hospitality industry? Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Christoph Hütter - Revenue Strategy Consultant, Christoph Hütter Revenue Management Patrick Wimble - Managing Director, Lightbulb Consulting Theresa Prins - Founder, Revenue Resolutions Kevin Paateyl - Corporate Director of
Biggest Hotel Learnings in Guest Communication due to Covid
Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel What has been your biggest learning in guest communication over the past 12 months? Our Marketing Expert Panel Colleen Buckley - Hospitality Marketing Executive Reshan Jayamanne - Digital Marketing & Sales Strategist, Bnb Optimized Nicolas Lajambe - Head of Ecommerce, Freehand Hotels & Generator Hostels Teri Freisen - Director Brand Management, Accor for Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts Jolien Alferink - Hotel
Intelligent Pricing Automation: Learning from Satellite Navigation
In the mid-90s, when satellite navigation (sat-nav) starting to get popular, the navigation systems based their route recommendation on static data. The result: drivers often didn’t trust the sat nav because the recommended route was not the optimal one. Well, things have changed in the sat-nav landscape. In this article, sat-nav is used as a metaphor for revenue management: going from dated to advanced navigation systems by leveraging various data sources. The Satellite Navigation as
Late Check-In Hotel Guide: Key Strategies for Hoteliers
A late check-in hotel offers short-term accommodation, with the option for guests to arrive later than the standard check-in time. These hotels need to develop robust policies and strategies around the check-in process. Late check-ins are important because guests want flexibility. The option to check in at a time that suits them can make a positive first impression, while late check-ins can also serve as an extra revenue stream for hotels. In this article, you will learn some key strategies that hoteliers can use to implement an effective late check-in policy. Table of Contents: What is a Late Check-In at
Sustainable Tourism Guide: What is, Why Important, Examples and More…
Sustainable tourism aims to reduce the harms caused by the tourism industry, protect communities and secure the industry's long-term future. As a concept, it's concerned with minimizing any negative environmental, economic and social consequences stemming from tourism activities. The importance of sustainable tourism is growing as people become more aware of the threat of climate change. There is also heightened awareness of the social upheaval caused by the growth of a location's tourism industry. In
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 Industry? What is a Hotel Marketing Plan? Why is a Hotel Marketing Plan Important? Hotel Business Plan: The Fundamental Step to Secure Hotel Financing 6
7 ways to Optimize Your Hotel’s Distribution Strategy
Consistently placing your inventory in the most profitable channels is essential for successful distribution. Yet distribution remains one of the most complex tasks facing hoteliers. Hotel profitability is correlated directly with the deployment of effective distribution strategies, ones that are resilient and adaptable to real-time. Here are a few ways
Best Practices for Marketing a Hotel’s Non-Accommodation Areas
Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel What are your best practices for marketing a hotel/resort’s non-accommodation areas, e.g., spa, golf, etc.? How can hotels creatively target niche audiences for these areas, especially in low season? Our Marketing Expert Panel Joanne Greene
How do Reputation Scores and Revenue Management Influence each other?
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: What are the links between hotel reputation scores and revenue management? How do they influence each other? (Question proposed by Pablo Torres)Â Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Pablo Torres - Director Of Sales Marketing, Alannia