How Can Hotels Align Pricing with Value and Market Position?
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel What analysis should hotels use to evaluate pricing relative to perceived value and that of competitors? How might this influence their market positioning strategy? (Question by Mariska van Heemskerk) Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Mariska van Heemskerk - Owner, Revenue Management Works Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue Management Consultant, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Tanya Hadwick - Group Revenue & Yield Leader,
How Can Hotels Win More Group Bookings Across Channels?
Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel What marketing strategies can hotels use to drive more group bookings, both directly and through 3rd party channels? (Question by Cory Falter) Our Marketing Expert Panel Max Starkov - Adjunct Professor Hospitality Technology, New York University Moriya Rockman - Chief of Marketing, Smiling House Luxury Global Michael J. Goldrich - Founder & Chief Advisor, Vivander Cory Falter - Partner, Lure
15 Essential Video Marketing Tips for Hotels
Videos are an undeniably powerful marketing tool, especially for the hotel and travel industry. After all, they can capture the attention of the audience much quicker than text and have the power to generate extremely high traffic to your website. No wonder video marketing has taken the Internet by storm. This effective tool is so versatile that you can use it to promote your hotel’s services and build customer rapport. Table of Contents: What is
Three Sleep-Focused Upgrades Hotels Could Be Offering
When looking for a place to stay, most travelers want more than just a convenient place to lay their heads. Sleep tourism is a fairly new trend, but it’s one that has taken the industry by storm. It’s all about offering those additional little luxuries that make a stay particularly comfy and cozy, so that guests can have the best possible sleep night after night. Turning a basic hotel room into a sleep sanctuary can
How Hotel Competitor Analysis Can Improve Your Market Position
Hotel competitor analysis is a systematic process where you evaluate rival properties. This allows you to get a clear sense of their strengths, weaknesses, reputation, unique selling proposition, and overall market position. Analyzing competitors is important because it allows you to make more strategic decisions about your own pricing, marketing, and hotel services. It can also help to alert you to changes in competitors' approach. In this article, you can explore tried and tested methods for carrying out an analysis of hotel competitors. You will also learn about the essential metrics to track and the best techniques and tools to
The Advantages and Limitations of Chartering a Private Jet
Air travel planning is frequently associated with uncertainty, operational inefficiencies, and elevated stress levels. Commercial aviation systems, while optimized for scale, are often characterized by delays, cancellations, congestion, and standardized service delivery. These factors can negatively influence both the efficiency and the experiential quality of travel. In this context, private jet chartering emerges as an alternative model, offering a distinct set of operational advantages alongside notable limitations. Key Advantages of Chartering A Private Jet Chartering
How Can Hotels Stay Competitive Without Slashing Last-Minute Rates?
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel In markets where last-minute rates are often dropped, what pricing strategy will help keep hotels competitive without jeopardising long-term revenue goals? (Question by Mariska van Heemskerk) Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Tamie Matthews - Revenue, Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYou Massimiliano Terzulli - International Business Developer, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Tanya Hadwick - Group Revenue & Yield Leader, SunSwept Resorts
Are Revenue Managers the New Risk Managers?
Revenue managers have traditionally worked toward a fairly straightforward goal: maximize revenue. That meant pushing rates when demand was strong, filling rooms when it softened, and staying one step ahead of the competition. But in 2026, that playbook is becoming harder to rely on. From Revenue Growth to Profit Protection
The Housekeeping Robots Driving Hospitality Industry Innovation
Housekeeping robots are machines capable of carrying out tasks typically associated with housekeeping departments, such as cleaning, tidying, and moving objects. These machines are used to reduce the workload of housekeeping staff and improve operational efficiency. In this article, you can learn more about housekeeping robots and explore examples of
AI Agents in the Travel Industry: Use Cases, ROI, and Strategy
AI agents in the travel industry are autonomous software systems that are able to work independently to achieve specific goals. They do not require human intervention and can make decisions and learn from outcomes over time. Within the travel industry, AI agents are useful as the industry currently faces key