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Harnessing Hotel Business Intelligence: 5 Key Questions Your Data Should Answer

Embracing data-driven decision-making is vital for hotels looking to thrive in today's competitive environment. From identifying top revenue-generating channels to tracking total revenue per available room (TrevPAR) and managing costs, having access to interconnected data allows hoteliers to make quick, informed decisions that can boost operational efficiency, elevate the guest experience, and drive revenue growth. Unlocking Hotel Success with Data-Driven Business Intelligence Hotel business intelligence (BI) is key in this data-centric approach. By collecting and analyzing data from different sources, including your property management system (PMS), revenue management system (RMS), channel manager, payment gateway, and more, you can have a

Interview with CEO & Co-founder Erik Tengen of Oaky

In this interview, we talk to Erik Tengen from Oaky. Erik co-founded Oaky in 2013, alongside Lars Jonker and Tako Paddenburg. He has since helped to grow the company into a market leader in hotel upselling solutions. Oaky helps drive incremental hotel revenue and enhance the guest experience through targeted upselling messaging. Can you tell us a bit about yourself? I am a father of two boys. I

Hotel Website Examples: Important Features to Include & Examples

A hotel website is crucial for success in today's industry. In this article, you'll find out why. You'll discover the reasons for setting up a quality hotel website, what features your site should have, and how to make your hotel's page stand out. You'll also look at some examples of outstanding hotel websites. Table of Contents: What Is the Hotel Industry? Why Is Hotel Website Important for Hotels? 6 Hotel Website Examples: Important Features Direct

Will the Appetite for Upselling Opportunities Continue Post-Pandemic?

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: With rising trends of staycations & workcations, is there a greater appetite amongst guests for upselling (e.g., room upgrades) post-pandemic to maintain physical distancing or to “treat” themselves? Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Patrick Wimble -

Optimising Extended-Stay Hotel Revenue

Pricing of extended-stay hotels and serviced apartments, also known as ‘aparthotels,’ has traditionally been a challenge for revenue managers as rates can vary drastically depending on the length of stay a guest seeks. However, it is vital hotel groups enhance their approach to pricing for this sector given the revenue

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