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Tips to Find Your Next Hotel Manager Job!

The role of a hotel manager is challenging and rewarding, requiring you to understand various hotel strategies and management techniques. However, to find your next hotel manager job, you will need to understand the nature of the role, ensure you meet the minimum requirements, and know where to look. Here, you will find important advice on how to find and secure your ideal management position. Table of Contents: What is the Hotel Industry? What is

What is Hospitality? The Unrivaled Guide To Hospitality!

What is hospitality? In many people's minds, hospitality is strongly connected with leisure. The sector is far broader than this, however. For many organisations, day-to-day operations would be impossible without the support of some element of the hospitality sector. Whether you're booking a hotel for your summer holiday, a conference suite for a business event, or a restaurant for a family reunion, you've interacted with the hospitality industry. Quick menu: What is Hospitality? Defining the

List of The Most Important Channels for Finding Hotel Management Jobs

Many people working in the hospitality industry aspire to hold hotel management jobs, but actually finding the right job can be challenging, especially given the competition that is out there. To maximize your chances, you need to utilize various channels. Here, you will find a list of the best channels to turn to in order to aid your job search. Table of Contents: What is Hotel Management? Examples of Hotel Management Jobs List of Channels

List of Hotel Chains to Search for Hotel Vacancies

Hotel vacancies are often advertised online and represent an ideal way to begin or advance a career in the industry. Some vacancies are best found by visiting hotel chain websites, requiring you to have a list of options to explore. Here, you can access a list of top hotel chains to check out when starting your career. Table of Contents: How to Apply for Hotel Vacancies List of Hotel Vacancies per Hotel Chain Marriott International

3 Steps to Reaching and Converting Your Hotel’s Target Audience

A high occupancy rate is every hotelier's dream. And to reach that high occupancy rate, hotels are heavily reliant on a good strategy. In the past, you may have devised a seemingly perfect marketing strategy to attract as many bookings as possible. However, you may have also been disappointed that you weren't getting the desired results. Don't fall into the trap of thinking you must invest more in your marketing or improve the on-premise experience.

Cliches About Revenue Management, Guests’ Quality, and Brand Reputation

What do hoteliers resist about revenue management? One common pushback is lowering prices below a certain psychological threshold. Yet, it's essential during low demand and pays off later. Some hoteliers believe: "I cannot sell below a certain figure because otherwise low-quality guests will arrive and lower the hotel's image; I prefer to stay empty and not sell." Yet, those who practice revenue management know it's the opposite. During low season, you can sell your rooms

12 Online Travel Agents (OTAs) to Increase Your Hotel Bookings

The role of an online travel agency, or OTA for short, has become increasingly important within the hotel industry, because they provide a convenient way for customers to compare hotels and book them over the internet, from the comfort of their home or on the go. In this article, you

The Power of Lean Revenue Management; Sophisticated But Not Complex

The global pandemic has sped up a trend in revenue operations (RevOps) throughout the business world. Forrester recently published a study that found that many companies are moving towards more centralized RevOps. They’ve understood that revenue is more than an outcome and instead of a result of a business process

How can Hotel Chatbots contribute to Contactless Guest Experiences?

Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel How can hotel chatbots best contribute to a contactless / low-touch guest experience? Our Marketing Expert Panel Dr. Betsy Stringam-Bender - Professor of Hotels & Resorts, New Mexico State University Tamie Matthews - Revenue, Sales &

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