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An Overview of Metrics Every Revenue Manager Should Track

Navigating the complexities of hotel revenue management isn't easy. From demand forecasting and rate negotiations to inventory management and competitor analysis, there are plenty of challenges to keep revenue managers on their toes. But technology is changing the game. Today's revenue managers have powerful tools at their disposal that can help them streamline operations and focus on strategic optimization. The one-dimensional metrics that were used for decades are being replaced by more sophisticated measures that,

3 Key Strategies for Mastering Revenue Management with PMS Data

Data fuels the commercial operation of a property and empowers hotel Revenue Managers to make informed decisions, outpace rivals, and ultimately boost profits. When discussing data, there's no resource more crucial than your Property Management System (PMS). How to Master Revenue Management with PMS Data: The 3 Strategies Your PMS is the core of your hotel's daily operations, monitoring everything from bookings and guest arrivals to room pricing and invoicing. However, it's also a rich

8 Signals Your Hotel Pricing Needs Adjustment

Recent studies reveal that prices perceived as unfair trigger discomfort in consumers, leading to reduced purchases, complaints, and negative reviews. Conversely, fair prices activate pleasure centers, enhancing customer satisfaction.[1] This underscores the importance of finding the sweet spot for your hotel's room prices: the perfect balance between attracting (happy) guests and maximizing revenue. Build a Foundation for Effective Hotel Pricing What's the right price for a business traveler might be the complete opposite of the

Is Room Standardisation Helping or Harming Hotel Profitability?

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: Is standardising room categories boosting bookings but diluting hotel individuality, or limiting a property’s ability to stand out and stay profitable? (Question by Nikolas Hall) Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue Management Consultant, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Tamie Matthews - Revenue, Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYou Pablo Torres - Hotel Consultant Mariska van Heemskerk - Owner, Revenue Management Works Niko Krauseneck - Founder, RevenueRebel Heiko Rieder - Senior Vice President Commercial & Distribution, Step Partners Europe Chaya Kowal - Director of Revenue

A Steady Hand: How Revenue Management Solutions Can Help Hoteliers Navigate Economic Uncertainty

It’s a foreboding statement that surely hoteliers are getting at least a little tired of seeing, particularly with the economic shock of COVID-19 firmly in our rear-view mirrors. While it’ll take time for the dust to settle, an aggressive and often-shifting trade policy from the world’s largest economy has undoubtedly injected a substantial amount of uncertainty into the plans of hotels across the globe. 5 Revenue Management Tech-Driven Tips for Taming Uncertainty Before you start

Hotel Fees: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding Accommodation Charges

Hotel fees are the various charges guests face when staying at an accommodation business, like a hotel or resort. They can range from the basic room rate and fees for using hotel amenities, to parking fees and taxes. For hotels, it is important to understand and make strategic use of hotel fees to maximize revenue from guests. At the same time, fees need to be managed carefully to maintain high levels of guest satisfaction. In

Wheelchair Accessible Hotels: Real Examples of Accessible Hotels

Wheelchair accessible hotels are hotels designed to accommodate the needs of guests who require wheelchairs. This includes making sure the building and rooms can be accessed, but also providing special features inside the hotel. Providing wheelchair accessibility is important for the guest experience and for ensuring your property is suitable

Maintenance in the Hospitality Industry: Best Practices and Tips

Maintenance in the hospitality industry involves the upkeep of facilities, technology, equipment and other important assets. This can include everything from plumbing systems to elevators and televisions. The importance of maintenance is impossible to overstate because it is necessary to keep things running smoothly. If issues occur and things stop

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