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The European Accessibility Act: What Hoteliers Need to Know

As the hospitality industry continues to evolve, it is crucial for hospitality businesses to stay head of the latest legislation impacting their operations.  One critical law that all hoteliers should be aware of is the European Accessibility Act (EAA). The EAA is a landmark EU directive that establishes common accessibility requirements for a wide range of products and services. With full enforcement coming in 2025, now is the time for hoteliers to understand the EAA's

Interview with Founder Franco Grasso of Revenue Team by Franco Grasso

In this interview, we're speaking to Revenue Team by Franco Grasso's founder and CEO, Franco Grasso. Under Grasso's guidance, the company has grown into Europe's largest hotel revenue management consulting and outsourcing entity. His company assists hoteliers in maximizing revenue through optimized sales of hotel rooms while promoting efficiency and quality. Can you tell us a bit about yourself? I've always had a deep passion for tourism. I

Ancillary Revenue Guide: Optimize Revenue for Your Hotel

Ancillary revenue describes earnings that originate from the sale of products or services besides your primary offering. In the case of hotels, this means products and services beyond the sale of hotel rooms. For hotels, ancillary revenue is important because it provides additional income. When ancillary services are of a high standard, a hotel can extract more revenue from each individual hotel guest. In this article, you can learn all about ancillary revenue and learn

Hospitality TV: Key Benefits and How They Differ From Domestic TVs

Hospitality TV is the name given to the televisions found in hotels and similar businesses. These commercial televisions provide hoteliers with options like welcome messages, customization and enhanced data security. Acquiring a hospitality TV is important because the needs of customers in a hotel are different from the needs of individuals in their own homes. A hospitality TV allows you to provide relevant and appropriate guest services. In this article, you will learn all about

What to Do When Your GM Wants You to “Fix” the Forecast

Forecasting is never easy—but it gets a whole lot harder when someone asks you to "adjust" the numbers. If your General Manager (GM) pushes for a rosier picture than the data shows, how do you stay realistic without rocking the boat? In this article, we'll walk through how to handle the pressure, maintain integrity, and turn tricky conversations into alignment. The Reality of Forecasting Pressure Let's be honest: every hotel wants to beat last year's

Hotel Costs: A Complete Guide to Customer Costs and Fees

Hotel costs, from a customer perspective, are the various fees and charges associated with booking and staying in accommodation. These can include initial booking costs, taxes and additional fees for services. Understanding hotel costs is important for guests and hotel managers alike. Additional fees can significantly alter the total cost of a stay and affect how much revenue the hotel generates from customers. In this article, you will find explanations of the most common hotel

Collaborative Success for eCommerce and Revenue Management Teams

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: What are the best practices for building and maintaining successful collaboration and communication between hotel eCommerce and Revenue Management teams? (Question by Aida Muñoz) Our Revenue Management Expert PanelTamie Matthews - Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYouConnor Vanderholm

Why Microservice Hotel PMS Architecture is the Future

Client-server architecture has long powered hospitality IT but limits scalability and agility. Microservice-based PMS offers a solution enabling rapid innovation and flexibility, essential for today’s evolving hotel tech needs. In this article, you will explore the microservice hotel PMS architecture world and why it is the future of hotel tech

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