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5 Steps to Master The Basics of Hotel Benchmarking

Whether your hotel brand contains five-star luxury hotels or serviced apartments, having precise data and knowing how to leverage it, is critical to building a successful hotel revenue plan. When it comes to implementing a hotel benchmarking strategy, there are multiple questions to consider. How do I define my compsets? What metrics should I analyze? How do I go about interpreting the results? In this article, you can read 5 steps to take to be

How Targeting Hotel Audiences Ensures a Personalized Experience for Each Guest

The key to meeting the expectations of today's guests, with or without technology, is a targeted approach. No one has the time or headspace to process and filter out irrelevant information in the information overload era. After engaging in a great deal of comparisons, analysis and filtering in their search for accommodation, asking your guests to put in this work is becoming more and more unthinkable in hospitality. Audience Segmentation This is one of the

Resort Revenue Revolution: When Technology Meets Paradise

Resort operators should take a moment to reconsider the potential for significant revenue growth. It is worth noting that leading revenue management system (RMS) providers are now directing their attention toward meeting the unique requirements of resorts. Resorts can unlock various possibilities by embracing automated dynamic pricing, flexible inventory optimization, and other innovative tools. Bye Bye Spreadsheets Gone are the days when revenue managers had to devote excessive time to cumbersome spreadsheets. With the advent

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 Experience Expert, Hospitality Reputation Marketing Podcast Jolien Alferink - Hotel Marketing Consultant, Orange Hotel Marketing Tamie Matthews - Revenue, Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYou Reshan

Profitable Forecasting: How to Boost Hotel Profitability with Revenue Management

Well-run and profitable hotels are like a symphony where talented performers play their parts within the framework of the score. Their skilled cooperation creates the business foundation for the hotel to meet or exceed its business goals. Revenue management principles provide such a framework, with the revenue manager serving as the conductor. The Strategic Framework Behind Profitable Hotel Revenue Management Hoteliers can take multiple paths to profitable revenue management within this framework. It includes: Data Technology Competitive Analysis Brand Reputation Channel Management Starting and Dynamic Rates These elements of revenue management may surprise some hoteliers since there’s a common misconception

What Is RevPAR?

Revenue per available room, or RevPAR as it is usually shortened, is a KPI used within the hotel industry to assess financial and business performance. As a metric, it concerns both room revenue and occupancy rate, which makes it an important indicator of a hotel's overall performance and a valuable component of a revenue management strategy. What Does RevPAR Stand for? Essentially, RevPAR measures a hotel's average daily rate and its ability to fill rooms.

Is it Realistic to Focus on Profitability over Revenue?

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: Is it realistic to focus on profitability over revenue? How should revenue management teams manage stakeholder expectations? Where might challenges arise? (Question by Diego Fernandez Perez De Ponga)  Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Diego Fernández Pérez De Ponga - Director of Revenue Management, Palladium Hotel Group Tanya Hadwick - Group Revenue & Yield Leader, SunSwept Resorts Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue

Should Hospitality Marketing be Managed In-House or Outsourced?

Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel Should hospitality marketing be managed in-house or outsourced to an external agency? With many hospitality brands operating with smaller teams, what marketing activities could be outsourced easily? Our Marketing Expert Panel Dustin Caromano - Director of

Travel Careers: Tips to Find a Career in the Travel Industry

Many people seek out travel careers, because they offer a combination of interesting day-to-day challenges, variety, and long-term progression. However, finding and securing your ideal job will require you to take certain steps to stand out from other candidates. This article offers nine practical tips to assist you with this.

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