Motel Meaning: Understanding the Role of Motels in the Industry
Motels are overnight accommodations for motorists and remain important in the wider hotel industry. In this article, you will be able to obtain a clear motel meaning or definition, gain insights into the history of the motel industry and the current role of motels, and learn about the motel technology that is shaping the future. Table of Contents: Motel Meaning A Brief History of Motels Motel Meaning in the Modern American Hotel Industry Hotel Technology
How Should Hotels Decide on their Online Platform Listings?
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: There is a growing need for hotels to be listed on multiple online platforms. What should Revenue Managers consider when deciding on where/where not to list? (Question proposed by Theresa Prins)Â Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Pablo Torres - Hotel Consultant, TSA Solutions Nikolas Hall - Owner, H. Hall Consulting Fabian Bartnick - Founder, Infinito Tanya Hadwick - Group Revenue
Types of Hotel Rooms: The Different Hotel Accommodation Types
Types of hotel rooms range from the simplest dorms and motel bedrooms to luxury suites and apartments. There are as many different hotel room types as there are travelers. In this article, you'll learn everything you need to know about the range of hotel rooms and how these categories are helpful. Table of Contents: What Is the Hotel Industry? The Necessity of Different Types of Hotel Rooms Most Common Types of Hotel Rooms Types of
5 Keys to Becoming a Great Hotel Marketing Leader
Being a leader is one thing; being a great leader is a whole new ball game. To stay at the forefront of innovation, creativity and ahead of your competitors, you need to learn the skills required to be a great leader when marketing your hotel. The Core Fundamentals of Why Your Hotel Exists If you take a close look at hotel marketing, there are a variety of tactics that you can implement to stay popular
Revenue Management System: Not Just for Booms, but for Bumps Too
When a big event is on the horizon, expectations run high. You plan for full occupancy, increase your rates, and prepare your team. But what happens when the bookings don’t come as expected? That’s when a revenue management system becomes more than a nice-to-have. In this article, we’ll explore how a revenue management system (RMS) helps hoteliers navigate that gap between forecast and reality, using real examples from the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel and Germany’s rate-capped Euro summer. The Real Test of RMS? When Things Don’t Go to Plan We say it all the time: the real magic
Hotel Door Stopper: Definition, Uses, Benefits and the Main Types
A hotel door stopper is used to control the movement of a swinging door. They are often mounted on the wall, floor or the hinges of the door and limit how far the door can open. Door stoppers are important because they protect walls and doors in hotels. The presence of a door stopper prevents the door handle, door knob or other parts of the door from impacting the wall or from hitting other objects.
Booking Insights: Level-up Your Data Game with Leadtime Analytics
Among the data and metrics available to you, Leadtime Analytics stands out as a powerful tool in Revenue Management and Marketing. When you understand at a detailed level the period between when a booking is made and the guests check in across all the different dimensions such as Segment, Channel, Country, Promotion, and more, you can develop more effective pricing strategies, improve forecasting accuracy and also the overall performance of the hotel. What is Leadtime
Tips for Choosing a Revenue Management System for Your Hotel
Revenue management systems (RMS) are a new way of working for the vast majority of hotels – in fact, for most, this kind of software was not even an option before. But times are changing. Property management systems (PMS) are becoming more user-friendly, and such systems can help you simplify
Strategies to Optimize Your Holiday Park’s Revenue Next Summer
Was your summer a revenue bonanza, or more of a busy bust? The summer busy season is undoubtedly a critical stretch for holiday park owners. For many, it's the time to bolster your budgets and make up for the slower months. While plenty of work must be done to ensure
Forward-Looking Data to Understand Guest Behavior and Upcoming Trends
Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: What Forward-Looking Data Should Hotels Use to Understand Guest Behavior and Upcoming Trends? Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Nikolas Hall - Principal Owner, N. Hall Consulting Chaya Kowal- Cluster Director Of Revenue Management, Potato Head Family