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What Changes in Business Traveller Behaviour Can We Expect in 2022?

Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel How will business traveller behaviours change this year? What advice can you share on marketing messages for hybrid stays / workcation / bleisure offers? (Question proposed by Susanne Williams) Our Marketing Expert Panel Daphne Beers - Owner, Your-Q Hospitality Academy Adele Gutman - Culture and Guest Experience Expert, Hospitality Reputation Marketing Podcast Tamie Matthews - Revenue, Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYou

Hotel Investments: How To Become a Successful Hotel Investor

Hotel investments can provide an exciting opportunity for first-time property investors to buy into a great industry with excellent earning potential or for established property investors to diversify their portfolios and capitalize on all the service industry offers. In this article, you can learn about hotel investments, their various forms, advantages, and the best approaches to ensure long-term success with minimal risk. Table of Contents: What is the Hotel Industry? What Are Hotel Investments? Why

Role of a Revenue Manager is Shifting Thanks to Automation

Like much of our world today, the hospitality industry is constantly changing and evolving beyond what revenue managers and leaders of the past could have imagined. During unprecedented change, automation and new technology have become essential to successfully navigating the post-COVID hospitality landscape. Revenue Managers Becoming Strategists But with any change, comes reservation and distrust. As the industry continues to automate, some hoteliers worry that automated systems may not be able to respond to change

Discover Why These Hotels Enjoy a 15%-40% Higher Revenue Than 2019!

When you review your hotel's mid-year numbers, what do you see? Are your occupancy rates up? Is revenue up? Is your hotel enjoying a revenue boost from 2019? A sample of over 400 revenue-managed hotels found they're on track to close 2022 with a 15%-40% revenue boost from 2019. A Decrease in RevPar for European Hotels A review of May STR reports found hotels in many European capitals reported an occupancy rate between 85 and

Key Digital Trends in the Tourism and Travel Industry in 2024

It is important for hotel owners and other business leaders operating in the travel industry to keep up with the latest digital trends. Failure to do so can result in rivals gaining a competitive advantage and negatively impacting the customer experience, potentially harming your reputation. In this article, you will learn about six of the most important digital trends that those in the tourism industry must be aware of and adapt to if they will optimize business performance successfully. Table of Contents: 11 Digital Trends in the Travel Industry in 2024 1. Chatbots & Artificial Intelligence (AI) 2. ChatGPT Usage

Top 3 Hotel Rate Parity Issues and How to Fix Them

Are you a hotelier struggling to maintain rate parity in today's ever-changing hospitality industry? If so, you're not alone. Despite the challenges of the last few years, rate parity remains a significant issue for hotels, and it's only getting more complicated. Top 3 Hotel Rate Parity Issues As a result of the pandemic, many hotels focused on generating short-term business and revenue, often at the expense of rate parity. However, maintaining consistency across distribution channels

Mastering Ancillary Revenue: Key Lessons and Strategies

A revenue management strategy is a common practice among hotels. What’s less common is having an ancillary revenue strategy, though. Nevertheless, it’s beneficial for hotels to have one. It’s one of the first steps to unlocking a new, powerful revenue stream and improving the hotel’s positioning and branding while enhancing the guest experience. Here’s a closer look at the other attractive benefits and how to implement this strategy. What Is Hotel Ancillary Revenue, and Why

How to Use Your (Guest) Data to Increase Revenue?

The recent years with a turbulent and unpredictable market have made hoteliers used to dramatic change. Guest booking behavior and previously established travel patterns have been replaced by new ones belonging to a hotelier's daily challenges. New travel trends and changing guest behavior are here to stay; they must act

Should Hospitality Marketing be Managed In-House or Outsourced?

Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel Should hospitality marketing be managed in-house or outsourced to an external agency? With many hospitality brands operating with smaller teams, what marketing activities could be outsourced easily? Our Marketing Expert Panel Dustin Caromano - Director of

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