
Hotel Door Stopper: Definition, Uses, Benefits and the Main Types
A hotel door stopper is used to control the movement of a swinging door. They are often mounted on the wall, floor or the hinges of the door and limit how far the door can open. Door stoppers are important because they protect walls and doors in hotels. The presence of a door stopper prevents the door handle, door knob or other parts of the door from impacting the wall or from hitting other objects.
Booking Insights: Level-up Your Data Game with Leadtime Analytics
Among the data and metrics available to you, Leadtime Analytics stands out as a powerful tool in Revenue Management and Marketing. When you understand at a detailed level the period between when a booking is made and the guests check in across all the different dimensions such as Segment, Channel, Country, Promotion, and more, you can develop more effective pricing strategies, improve forecasting accuracy and also the overall performance of the hotel. What is Leadtime
How to Write a Hotel Welcome Letter for Guests + 8 Free Templates
A hotel welcome letter is a message that guests receive upon arrival at the property. The letter may be placed in the room before the guest's arrival, sent to their room after arrival, or delivered via email or SMS. Creating a high-quality hotel welcome letter is important, because it sets the tone for the stay and allows your hotel to demonstrate a commitment to great service. The best welcome letters also provide useful information to
Hotel Email Marketing: Types, Strategies and Top Tips
Hotel email marketing is a form of online marketing that allows hotels to regularly engage with past, potential, and future guests. Marketing emails typically share news and information about hotel services, special offers, and local attractions. In this article, you will learn about the different types of marketing emails, understand common email marketing strategies, and access top tips to generate more bookings. Table of Contents: What is Hotel Email Marketing? Why is Hotel Email Marketing
7 Hotel Revenue Management Myths Costing You Money
Every day, in conversations with hoteliers like you, we hear the same revenue beliefs pop up. Old habits and assumptions that quietly drain profits, cost bookings, and steal the hours you'd rather spend delighting guests. It's time to change that. In this article, you'll learn seven of the most common misconceptions in revenue management and how to replace them with better strategies to boost RevPAR, set rates with confidence, and win back time for what matters most. Myth 1: "Maximizing Occupancy Is Always the Goal" Reality: The real target is RevPAR (revenue per available room), not a full house at
Identity Crisis in the European MICE Market
Hotels operating in the MICE market have traditionally been obsessed with processes and churning out proposals. But for hoteliers to Find and Grow the MICE segment, first you need to understand data and market trends to define your identity in this sector. Ultimately, knowing the market demand and your clients translates into a stronger kind of success. The Billion-Dollar Opportunity Hotels Can’t Ignore Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) can mean big business within tourism
Unleashing Data for Personalized Hotel Stays
Hotels are moving from traditional transactional models to relationship-focused approaches, driven by guests’ desire for personalized experiences and seamless interactions. Unleashing data for personalized hotel stays has become the key to unlocking these enhanced guest experiences. Modern technology, especially mobile and cloud-based solutions, facilitates this transformation. Hotel owners, managers, and operators understand that guests’ expectations constantly evolve. Building lasting relationships rather than merely completing transactions is vital to meet these expectations. Understanding Changing Guest Expectations
How to Lead with Data: Transforming Hotel Group and Meeting Bookings through Analytics
Data is the backbone of modern hospitality and relying on outdated, fragmented systems can be a recipe for disaster, especially in managing group and meeting bookings. If your hotel is not harnessing the full potential of integrated data management, you are jeopardizing the guest experience. Disjointed platforms can lead to
Collaborative Success for eCommerce and Revenue Management Teams
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: What are the best practices for building and maintaining successful collaboration and communication between hotel eCommerce and Revenue Management teams? (Question by Aida Muñoz) Our Revenue Management Expert PanelTamie Matthews - Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYouConnor Vanderholm
Why Microservice Hotel PMS Architecture is the Future
Client-server architecture has long powered hospitality IT, but limits scalability and agility. Microservice-based PMS offers a solution enabling rapid innovation and flexibility, essential for today’s evolving hotel tech needs. In this article, you will explore the microservice hotel PMS architecture world and why it is the future of hotel tech