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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,

What Skills Do Hotel Revenue Managers Need in the AI Era?

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel What are the top skills hotel revenue management teams need to succeed in an AI-driven hospitality landscape? How can they improve and future-proof their skills to leverage AI to its full potential? Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Ric van Holthe tot Echten - Founder & Managing Partner, Revenue Guru Massimiliano Terzulli - International Business Developer, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Dermot Herlihy - Group Revenue Director, Orascoma Hotels Management Tawana Muratu - Group Revenue Manager, Cresta Hotels Tamie Matthews - Revenue, Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYou Pablo

How to Use Artificial Intelligence in the Hospitality Industry

As computer technology has advanced, artificial intelligence has become more reliable, enhancing its standing within the business world. Indeed, hospitality companies increasingly use AI to carry out customer service tasks, especially important within hotels and resorts. In this article, you get a closer look at which way artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the hospitality industry. Table of Contents: What Is Artificial Intelligence? Why Is Artificial Intelligence Becoming Important in the Hospitality Industry? Benefits of Using Artificial

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

Micro-Stays Travel is Shaping Weekend Getaways with Technology

Travel has changed a lot over the years. Instead of carefully planning week-long escapes months in advance, more people are choosing quick weekend getaways that fit into their busy schedules. These micro-stays resulted in a new kind of travel culture, and technology has made them remarkably simple to arrange. In

Using Financial Data to Take Your Hotel’s Profit Game to the Next Level

In hospitality, revenue is only half the story: profitability is what truly matters. And to maximize profitability, finance analytics is the game-changer. Understanding the flow of revenue, cost structures, and operational efficiencies allows hoteliers to make smarter, data-driven decisions. With fixed costs dominating the industry, tracking the right financial metrics

Guest Segmentation Is Failing Hotels: 5 Specific Ways to Do Better with Available Data

With marketing messages bombarding consumers across every channel, relevance is everything. People are increasingly immune to generic outreach. Research shows 81% of customers prefer to engage with companies that offer a personalized experience, both in-person and across digital channels. For hotels, segmentation is the key to delivering this level of

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