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Tips for Choosing a Revenue Management System for Your Hotel

Revenue management systems (RMS) are a new way of working for the vast majority of hotels – in fact, for most, this kind of software was not even an option before. But times are changing. Property management systems (PMS) are becoming more user-friendly, and such systems can help you simplify your life, save you time, and result in more revenue. Dynamic pricing automation is now available for even the smallest hotels. This article can help

Strategies to Optimize Your Holiday Park’s Revenue Next Summer

Was your summer a revenue bonanza, or more of a busy bust? The summer busy season is undoubtedly a critical stretch for holiday park owners. For many, it's the time to bolster your budgets and make up for the slower months. While plenty of work must be done to ensure your next summer's guests have an excellent experience, it's also important to consider your approach to revenue management before this flurry of activity begins. Where

Forward-Looking Data to Understand Guest Behavior and Upcoming Trends

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: What Forward-Looking Data Should Hotels Use to Understand Guest Behavior and Upcoming Trends? Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Nikolas Hall - Principal Owner, N. Hall Consulting Chaya Kowal- Cluster Director Of Revenue Management, Potato Head Family Damiano Zennaro - Founder, DZ Consulting Heiko Rieder - Vice President Business Development, Hirmer Hospitality and Travel Charme Hotels Fabian Bartnick - Founder, Infinito &

AI + Hotel Marketing: 6 Ways AI is Here to Help

Fear not. Robots won’t take our jobs. In the hospitality sphere, robots - or rather artificial intelligence - can propel our productivity, making our work more effective and our time more efficient. Here are six ways hotel marketing teams are using AI today. The Rise Of AI It’s barely been a year since access to generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology became widely available, yet marketing teams have been quick to explore AI, if not fully

What is ARPA?

The average revenue per account, or ARPA, is a KPI used in the hotel industry for revenue management. The metric tells hotel owners the amount of revenue generated, on average, per customer account. As a result, it is a good indicator of business performance. The metric is sometimes known as average revenue per user. Table of Contents: What Does ARPA Stand for? Why ARPA Is Important for Hotel Profitability? How Do You Calculate ARPA? Essential ARPA Implementation Components 5 Strategic Benefits of Implementing ARPA 1. Enhanced Profit Visibility and Decision-Making 2. Optimized Pricing Strategies Beyond Basic Revenue 3. Improved Cost

Data Collection Tips for Delivering Personalised Guest Experiences

Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel What are the top tips and best practices for hotels to collect data in order to deliver personalised guest experiences? How can hotels handle data privacy? (Question by Michael J. Goldrich)  Our Marketing Expert Panel Michael J. Goldrich - Founder & Chief Advisor, Vivander Luminita Mardale - Director Of Marketing And Business Development, Vienna House Nicole Sideris - Founder & Principal

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

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

8 Tips to Improve OTA Conversion Rates

In the highly competitive world of online hospitality, mastering the art of OTA listings is not just an advantage—it's a necessity. With most travelers making their accommodation decisions based on OTA rankings and reviews, understanding how to climb these ranks and convert interest into bookings is the key to success.

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