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8 Examples of Robots Being Used in the Hospitality Industry

Robots within the hospitality industry are becoming more commonplace, with uses ranging from artificially intelligent chatbots designed to assist with the customer service process to robot assistants deployed to improve guests' experience in a hotel. In this article, you will find more information about the uses of robots within hospitality, complete with eight specific examples from around the world. Table of Contents: What Are Robots? Robots and Artificial Intelligence Robots in the Hospitality Industry Examples

Boost Your Hotel Profits With An Interim Revenue Manager

Revenue management is more of a philosophy than a set-in-stone strategy. Regarding the hotel and hospitality industry, revenue management is all about selling the right room to the right guest at the best possible time, and always at the best price. Moreover, a good revenue manager will be able to identify which distribution channels are best suited for these efforts. Ultimately, revenue management is about maximizing profits and revenue while always remaining cost-efficient. Whether it's

RevPAR versus GOPPAR

Revenue per available room, or RevPAR, and gross operating profit per available room, or GOPPAR, are two of the most vital KPIs available to hotel managers. Both form an important part of any effective revenue management strategy. Both metrics concern themselves with occupancy rates, but they detail very different things, as one is centered around money being brought in, while the other is based on overall profit. How Do You Calculate RevPAR and GOPPAR? The

RevPAR versus RevPOR

Revenue per available room, or RevPAR, and revenue per occupied room, or RevPOR, are two KPIs used within the hotel industry, especially for revenue management purposes. Although the two metrics have similar names, what they measure is quite different, meaning neither KPI is necessarily more useful than the other. How Do You Calculate RevPAR and RevPOR? The formulas for working out the revenue management metrics RevPAR and RevPOR are as follows: RevPAR = Rooms Revenue

How Does Hotel Overbooking Impact Your Revenue?

Overbooking is a common practice in the hotel industry, strategically employed to secure maximum occupancy and guarantee the sell-out of rooms. While this approach holds undeniable benefits for hoteliers, there are also downsides to it, such as dissatisfied guests in case you get double bookings or missed revenue opportunities from free room upgrades. Why Do Hotels Overbook: 4 Primary Reasons When managed correctly and with a few tactics, you can make your overbooking strategy more effective and fruitful. In this article, you'll find the pros and cons of overbookings and possible solutions to mitigate the risks and maximize revenue. Overbooking

7 Tips For an Impeccable Online Reputation for Hotels

Global digitalization, the growth of OTAs, and the influence of social media have made businesses in the travel industry heavily reliant on their online reputation—and hotels are not an exception. This article will teach you seven methods that should become vital to your online reputation management strategy. Why You Should Care About Your Online Reputation Unlike most online consumers, travel planners don’t have the opportunity to test out your hotel before purchasing. And with the

Top Marketing Campaign Tips to Drive Hospitality Recruitment

Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel Attracting hospitality industry talent remains a challenge. What are your tips for successful marketing campaigns that drive recruitment? What channels work best? (Question by Jolien Alferink.) Our Marketing Expert Panel Tamie Matthews - Revenue, Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYou Max Starkov - Adjunct Professor Hospitality Technology, New York University Stephanie Smith-Sparks - Founder, Cogwheel Marketing Jacopo Focaroli - CEO &

How to Hire the Best Hotel Staff for Your Hotel?

It is impossible to run a successful hotel without hiring the right hotel staff. After all, success in the industry relies hugely on customer service, and many additional tasks and duties need to be carried out. For instance, most hotels need marketers, receptionists, HR staff, accountants, cleaners, IT support workers,

An Analyze of How Hoteliers Handled Revenue Management During the Pandemic

Using past data to predict future revenue during a pandemic might seem counterintuitive to many hoteliers. After all, hotel revenue management is always a complex science. How can you predict anything during a pandemic? In this article, you’ll learn how fellow hoteliers dealt with the Corona pandemic. Three Different Paths

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