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20 Revenue Management Tips for Hotels

Revenue management within the hospitality industry involves predicting consumer demand to optimize sales, allowing businesses to sell at the right price to the right customer at the right time. In a hotel, this may mean turning away business now to do more profitable business tomorrow. When carried out correctly, revenue management can be extremely effective, helping companies significantly boost their profit margins. Here, we provide 12 revenue management tips for hotels. Table of Contents: 1.

How to Write a Hotel Welcome Card for Guests + 5 Free Examples

A hotel welcome card is a personalized note, left on a card for guests to read upon arrival. It is similar to a welcome letter, but will typically be shorter, including only the most essential information. Learning to write a hotel welcome card is important because these messages set the tone and provide details that enhance a guest's stay. Leaving a card is a small touch that can make a big difference to how guests

Top Tips to Keep Hotel Revenue Management Teams Trained and Updated

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: What are the most impactful ways to ensure a hotel's Revenue Management team stays up to date with industry trends and best practices? (Question proposed by Diego Fernández Pérez De Ponga) Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Pablo Torres - Hotel Consultant Kathryn Baker - COO, TCRM (Total Customized Revenue Management) Niko Krauseneck - Founder, RevenueRebel Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue Management Consultant,

Remote Work Tools For Hotel Teams: Improving Productivity Beyond The Office

Remote work is changing how hotel teams communicate, plan, and complete daily tasks. While hotels still depend on in-person service, many behind-the-scenes activities can now be managed from different locations, departments, or workstations. The right tools help staff share updates, track responsibilities, access documents, and stay connected without slowing operations down. In this article, you’ll learn how remote work tools support hotel teams, improve productivity, simplify communication, and create smoother workflows beyond the traditional office setting. How Remote Work Supports Modern Hotel Teams What if hotel teams are not sitting in the same office? How do they connect? How do

Balancing System and Manual Forecasts for Ideal Hotel Budgeting

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: What is the “ideal” budget process for hotels? Is it relying entirely on tech-based forecasting, or also maintaining manual forecasts to ensure accuracy? (Question proposed by Mariska van Heemskerk) Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Niko Krauseneck - Founder, RevenueRebel Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue Management Consultant, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Chaya Kowal - Director of Revenue Management, Potato Head Family Dermot Herlihy

How Can Independent Hotels Boost Direct Bookings Against OTAs?

Question for Our Hotel Marketing Expert Panel Independent hotels face strong competition for direct bookings in an OTA-dominated market. What strategies can they use to convert guests through their own channel? (Question proposed by Max Starkov) Our Marketing Expert Panel Max Starkov - Adjunct Professor Hospitality Technology, New York University Moriya Rockman - Chief of Marketing, Smiling House Luxury Global Tamie Matthews - Revenue, Sales & Marketing

How to Find Yoga Retreats in Australia for Wellness Travel

Feeling drained, disconnected, and overwhelmed has become the new normal for many. Despite ticking boxes and chasing goals, genuine well-being often slips through the cracks. If you're craving real balance, it's time to prioritize self-care and wellness. One of the most effective and restorative ways to do this is by

Hotel Dynamic Pricing Guide; An Essential Overview of All Price Tags

Revenue management underpins six different main types of hotel room pricing. Called dynamic pricing or “price tags,” this article illustrates these various pricing approaches. As you adopt revenue management for your hotel, you’ll want to understand these concepts to interpret the phases of your property’s pricing path to maximize revenues

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