Revenue Management vs Yield Management
Within the hotel industry, revenue and yield management are two of the most useful tools available to managers, allowing them to maximize the money they make from guests. Although the two concepts are closely linked and share a lot of similarities, there are some important differences too. In this blog post, we explain the differences and compare the two strategies in greater detail. Table of Contents: Defining the Two Strategies Why Are Yield and Revenue
Revenue Management System (RMS): What Are the Advantages?
A revenue management system is a software solution that allows hospitality brands to carry out various revenue management activities. For instance, the software makes it easier to forecast changes in demand and optimize pricing. Revenue management systems provide hotels and similar businesses with a number of major advantages, including improved accuracy and efficiency. It's important for business leaders to understand these advantages and invest in a high-quality solution that will provide the key benefits. In
The Most Used Revenue Management KPIs for Hotels
A key performance indicator can provide revenue managers and hotel owners with valuable information about their business performance. This subsequently has the benefit of allowing them to implement a revenue management strategy so that they can maximize financial business results. In this post, we look at some of the most widely utilized revenue management KPIs and how they can help you. Table of Contents: What Are Revenue Management KPIs? Most Used Revenue Revenue Management KPIs
How Can a Hotel Marketing Company Boost Your Hotel’s Revenue?
In the highly competitive hotel industry, optimizing revenue means attracting plenty of attention and generating the right levels of interest from customers. Marketing plays a key role here, and while many hotels handle this internally, others opt to outsource their marketing efforts to a dedicated hotel marketing company. This article will teach you more about hotel marketing and how a marketing company can boost your revenue. Table of Contents: What Is Hotel Marketing? Why Is
Hybrid Hospitality: The Future of Guest Services and Experiences
Hybrid hospitality is a modern form of hospitality, where traditional experiences are combined with the flexibility to adapt to guest needs. This approach places an emphasis on multi-purpose spaces. Hybrid services have grown in importance because many guests now want to combine leisure, business and well-being experiences. With flexible design and careful space management, your business can deliver this. In this article, you can learn about hybrid hospitality and why it matters, explore the key elements of hybrid hospitality implementation and discover some of the underlying technology powering this revolution. Table of Contents: What is Hybrid Hospitality? Why is Hybrid
How an RMS Sets You Up for Success in Low Season
For seasonal properties, the low season isn’t just downtime—it’s the perfect opportunity to prepare for future success. Implementing a Revenue Management Solution (RMS) during this period allows you to maximize revenue and hit the ground running when guests start booking again. Here’s how. What Is an RMS and Why Does It Matter? A Revenue Management System is your go-to partner for smarter pricing and inventory decisions. It analyzes data, monitors market trends, and optimizes room
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)Â 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
Meetings and Events Online Booking and Marketing Optimization Tips
Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel How can hotels optimize the online booking process for Meetings and Events? And how can they best market it? Our Marketing Expert Panel Peter Ricci - Clinical Associate Professor and Director, Florida Atlantic University Cory Falter
7 Tips to Attract More Corporate Travelers to Your Hotel
Corporate travelers are a growing demographic and a target audience that many within the hotel industry are placing an increased emphasis on trying to appeal to. After all, a corporate traveler may use extra hotel facilities, return to your hotel multiple times and recommend it to colleagues and business partners.
Hotels with Late Check-Out: Why Improve Guest Satisfaction
Hotels with late check out are a common area of discussion among both guests and hoteliers alike. The term refers to options that allow guests to use their room past the hotel's standard check-out time. It's an important subject as it can change how every impacted party relates to a