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Airbnb Fees and Their Impact on Your Hotel’s Competitive Strategy

Airbnb fees have gone from a novelty to one of the most important discussions within the hospitality industry. Airbnb has proven itself to be a notable competitor to the standard hotel model. The associated fees for using the Airbnb service, for both hosts and guests alike, aren't always so readily apparent. Understanding how Airbnb's revenue system works and how to leverage it properly is a fundamental step in gaining competitive advantages. The better you can

How to Outsource Airbnb Cleaning Service

Running a successful Airbnb requires more than a great location and appealing decor. It demands impeccable cleanliness. Guests expect spotless accommodations, and maintaining high hygiene standards is essential for positive reviews and repeat bookings. However, keeping up with cleaning, especially for hosts managing multiple properties or high turnover rates, can be challenging. That's where outsourcing cleaning services comes in. Where to Find a Good Maid for Your Airbnb When outsourcing Airbnb cleaning, you have two

10 Best Hotel Loyalty Programs to Turn Visitors into Loyal Guests

Hotel loyalty programs provide guests with not just benefits and rewards but a tailored experience that fits like a glove. Properties leverage these programs to build up both brand and loyalty among guests to ensure return visits. The fact that both parties benefit makes loyalty programs one of the best tools a property has to compete within an often turbulent market. In this article, you'll discover not only the fundamental elements of the programs but

Should Hotels Apply Strict or Flexible Cancellation Policies?

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: What are the benefits and risks of applying strict cancellation policies versus flexible? How does the competition influence a hotel's cancellation policy? (Question proposed by Niko Krauseneck)  Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Niko Krauseneck - Founder, RevenueRebel Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue Management Consultant, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Pallavi Gaonkar - Director of Revenue, Ayada Maldives Kathryn Baker - COO, TCRM (Total

What Is EBITDAR and Why Does it Matter for Hotel Profitability?

EBITDAR is a financial metric that stands for earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization, and restructuring or rent costs. It is sometimes used by hospitality businesses to assess financial health. As a metric, EBITDAR is important because it helps to level the playing field when comparing businesses with different structures and rent costs. This allows financial assessments to focus on core operational performance. In this article, you can find out more about what EBITDAR is and how to calculate it. You can also get a better sense of how tracking EBITDAR may be of benefit to hotel leaders and investors.

The Enduring Allure of Travel: Exploring the World and Ourselves

Travel is more than just visiting new destinations. It is an expression of curiosity, connection, and discovery. From exploring distant cultures to escaping daily routines, travel enriches our understanding of the world and ourselves. It unites people across borders, fuels economies, and inspires lifelong learning through meaningful experiences. Whether for adventure, relaxation, or personal growth, every journey tells a story about who we are and what we seek. In this article, you'll learn how travel

Hotel Profit Management Redefining Performance for the Future

For years, revenue management was the commercial heartbeat of hotels: optimizing room rates, forecasting demand, and filling beds efficiently. But the landscape has shifted. Relying solely on RevPAR is like saying you watched a movie after watching the trailer; you may know what it is about, but you miss the full plot. To thrive in a world of rising costs and demanding owner expectations, hotels must embrace total profit management. Profitability is the scoreboard that

What Does EBITDA Stand for?

Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization, or EBITDA for short, is a KPI becoming increasingly prevalent in hotel management. Sometimes referred to as operating cash flow, the metric can be used to determine the operational profitability of a business, taking into account only its key daily running costs. In this

Tourism Trends: The Latest Opportunities for The Tourism Industry of 2026

New trends and innovations continually disrupt industries, and the tourism industry is no exception. Keeping pace with these emerging tourism trends can help businesses stay competitive and cater to customers' needs. Some of these trends have been a direct or indirect result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on to

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