Tips for Calculating Demand and Price for Events without Historical Data
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: How do you calculate demand and room price for unique events that are new to your area (e.g., major concerts, Olympic Games, World Cup, etc.) without having historical data to refer to? (Question by Massimiliano Terzulli)Â Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue Management Consultant, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Pablo Torres - Director Of Sales and Marketing, Alannia Resorts
4 Steps to Going from Reactive to Proactive Hotel Operations; Save Time & Money
Quick question: are your hotel operations reactive or preventive? If the answer is reactive, you are losing time and money. And if you say preventive, our great tips will help you be even more efficient. In both cases, keep reading. Introducing technology may feel cold and unwelcoming, but remember that hotel tech is not about less hospitality but better hospitality. When you free your staff from tedious tasks and unnecessary paperwork, their time and energy
3 Steps to Reaching and Converting Your Hotel’s Target Audience
A high occupancy rate is every hotelier's dream. And to reach that high occupancy rate, hotels are heavily reliant on a good strategy. In the past, you may have devised a seemingly perfect marketing strategy to attract as many bookings as possible. However, you may have also been disappointed that you weren't getting the desired results. Don't fall into the trap of thinking you must invest more in your marketing or improve the on-premise experience.
Which Matters Most for Winning Guests – Price or Loyalty?
Regardless of who you are, competition in the hospitality industry is increasingly fierce, and winning new customers is a major challenge even for experienced hoteliers. So, what makes the most significant difference in getting guests to stay at your hotel versus the one down the street? Is it the price? Is it the chance to benefit from a personalized loyalty program? The answer—perhaps somewhat unsurprisingly—is neither, or rather, both. It Isn't About Focusing Heavily on
Guest Segmentation Is Failing Hotels: 5 Specific Ways to Do Better with Available Data
With marketing messages bombarding consumers across every channel, relevance is everything. People are increasingly immune to generic outreach. Research shows 81% of customers prefer to engage with companies that offer a personalized experience, both in-person and across digital channels. For hotels, segmentation is the key to delivering this level of personalization. By dividing a big audience into smaller, meaningful groups (segments) – based on booking characteristics, purchase preferences, and buying behavior – you can tailor communications that feel timely and personal, creating an instant connection with prospective guests. The best part? You don’t need to ask for a vast amount
5 Reasons to Choose a Hospitality-Focused BI Solution for Your Hotel
As a hotelier, making sense of your data is not a simple task. It often involves consolidating information across multiple systems to understand guest preferences, improve the financial health of your business, and proactively plan for the future. Hospitality-Focused BI Tools vs. Generic Options Business intelligence (BI) software has become an indispensable tool for hoteliers looking to make informed decisions and optimize their operations. While generic BI tools are commonly used and offer many features,
Where to Stay: A Complete Guide to Tourism Accommodation
Accommodation in tourism refers to various places to stay overnight, which are geared towards tourists. Some of the most common examples include hotels, bed and breakfasts, hostels and resorts. The role of accommodation is crucial, as people traveling to new locations need a place to sleep. Accommodation businesses play a major part in the overall tourism experience, providing shelter, hospitality, and security. In this article, you can explore the various types of accommodation in the
Samsung Hospitality TV: Main Benefits, Key Features and More
A Samsung hospitality TV is a television set specifically designed for use by hotels and similar businesses. It will provide features that allow the TV to serve as a great in-room entertainment option for guests. Investing in a specialized hospitality TV is important because demands in the industry are very
Types of Hotels: Exploring Classifications and Hotel Types
The types of hotels available to customers range from full-service and chain hotels, through to boutique hotels, lodges and inns. Hotels are generally categorized based on facilities, features and marketing. Hotel options are important because the various market segments will have different needs, preferences and budgets. Hoteliers can also identify
Restaurant Management Systems: Overview, Key Aspects and Features
Restaurant management systems are a type of restaurant management software intended to assist with the tasks associated with the day-to-day management of a restaurant or similar business. In this article, you can learn about what the technology does, the main features, and the different components that make up a sound