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Beyond the Basics: 6 Digital Marketing Trends for Hotels in 2025

For 2025, digital marketing for hotels is no longer just about personalisation. While it’s still a key player, there’s so much more happening that’s reshaping how hotels connect with guests. As a marketer working in a hotel or hospitality business, if you want to stay ahead, you need to keep up with the shift. 6 Digital Marketing Trends for Hotels in 2025 In this article, we’ll explore 6 key trends driving this transformation and why

Meeting the Moment: Capitalizing on Emerging Hospitality & Travel Trends

The year ahead is sure to be shaped by a host of macro- and micro-trends in hospitality and travel. Hoteliers across the globe are grappling with generational change, rising expectations for personalized experiences, and how to maximize revenues when faced with a mixed bag of market conditions.  So what can you do to make the most of these shifts? We’ve highlighted a few ways commercial leaders and hoteliers can tap into these trends. Broadening Revenue

4 Important Trends for Revenue Managers in 2025

Hospitality is always changing. However, the current pace of change feels faster than ever, which throws up both challenges and opportunities for those within the industry. For revenue managers, the real question isn’t just about managing change – it’s about how to harness that change to drive profitability and long-term growth. 4 Trends for Revenue Managers in 2025 Revenue optimization in hospitality has always been a balancing act, but the factors influencing pricing strategies, distribution

Best Practices for Managing Length of Stay Restrictions in Hotels

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: What are the best practices for managing Length of Stay restrictions? What considerations should be given to their usage, and what are the possible risks to avoid? (Question by Niko Krauseneck)  Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Tamie Matthews - Sales & Marketing Consultant, RevenYou Connor Vanderholm - CEO, Topline Diego Fernández Pérez De Ponga - Director of Revenue Management, Palladium Hotel

Are Revenue Managers the New Risk Managers?

Revenue managers have traditionally worked toward a fairly straightforward goal: maximize revenue. That meant pushing rates when demand was strong, filling rooms when it softened, and staying one step ahead of the competition. But in 2026, that playbook is becoming harder to rely on. From Revenue Growth to Profit Protection Pricing power is weakening as travelers grow more price-sensitive, while operating costs continue to climb. At the same time, demand is becoming less predictable, breaking into more fragmented patterns that don’t follow the same rules as before. Together, these shifts are creating a more complex and less forgiving operating environment.

How Hotels Use Revenue Tools for Trend Prediction and Guest Insights

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: How can hospitality organisations leverage revenue management tools more effectively to uncover deeper insights into guest behaviour and forecast booking patterns with greater accuracy? Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Chaya Kowal - Director of Revenue Management, Potato Head Family Pablo Torres - Hotel Consultant Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue Management Consultant, Franco Grasso Revenue Team Mariska van Heemskerk - Owner, Revenue Management

How to Spend 2 Weeks in Sri Lanka

Surrounded by a 1335 km coastline, framed by coconut trees and countless varied beaches, few visitors have complained after visiting the remarkable island nation of Sri Lanka. Measuring hardly 240 km across from its widest point, this pearl of the Indian Ocean may seem small in size, but it holds a lot within its small space. With so many amazing things to see and do, plus the different weather patterns to consider, it can be

Why River Cruises Are the Next Frontier in Sustainable Luxury Travel

River cruises represent the next frontier in sustainable luxury travel. These ships glide quietly along scenic waterways, offering intimate experiences without the carbon footprint of mega‑liners. Their smaller size means lower energy use and emissions, while hybrid engines and solar panels ensure quieter, cleaner journeys. A Natural Fit for Sustainability

Hotel Websites Where Hoteliers Can Sell Packages (Including Examples)

Hotel rooms don't sell themselves. Hoteliers need to embrace a wide range of tactics to ensure optimum occupancy. Package deals are a great way to entice guests to book at your hotel. Advertising packages online is a good idea to ensure that your package deals get the best visibility. Here

6 Tips on How You Can Break Into The Travel Industry

How can you break into the travel industry? If you have decided that this is an industry that you are interested in getting into, then you’ve got a few different ways in. We understand that you might have come up with your own ideas already, and that’s absolutely fine. This

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