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3 Ways Hoteliers Can Prepare for the Biggest Trends of 2024 and Beyond

In 2024, chasing demand will be a top priority for the travel industry as we head in for a year of moderate growth. While the outlook is promising, lodging businesses are now challenged to increase their RevPAR without alienating price-sensitive guests, as demand is expected to remain relatively flat and inflation rates are high globally. 3 Ways Hoteliers Can Prepare for the Biggest Trends As a hotelier, you must stay informed of market changes, act

10 Great Airline Podcasts to Learn about the Industry

Airline podcasts are essentially any type of podcast that discusses elements of aviation whether formally or informally. The shows can include discussion of flight, the business side of aviation, legal considerations, and so much more. These podcasts serve a vital role within the business sector for a number of different reasons. However, among the most significant is the simple fact that aviation is a complex industry that is constantly changing. In this article, you'll learn

What Is RevPAR?

Revenue per available room, or RevPAR as it is usually shortened, is a KPI used within the hotel industry to assess financial and business performance. As a metric, it concerns both room revenue and occupancy rate, which makes it an important indicator of a hotel's overall performance and a valuable component of a revenue management strategy. What Does RevPAR Stand for? Essentially, RevPAR measures a hotel's average daily rate and its ability to fill rooms.

Is it Realistic to Focus on Profitability over Revenue?

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: Is it realistic to focus on profitability over revenue? How should revenue management teams manage stakeholder expectations? Where might challenges arise? (Question by Diego Fernandez Perez De Ponga)  Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Diego Fernández Pérez De Ponga - Director of Revenue Management, Palladium Hotel Group Tanya Hadwick - Group Revenue & Yield Leader, SunSwept Resorts Massimiliano Terzulli - Revenue

Hotel Industry Challenges: A Guide for Hoteliers

Hotel industry challenges are best conceptualized as a product of a dynamic economic landscape. These include financial, market, and logistical elements inherent to the modern world. Examples range from staff retention to adaptation of new technological innovations. To succeed in the hospitality industry is to face these challenges with a full understanding of their complexities and possible methods of resolution. In this article you'll learn about the most significant challenges and how to overcome them. Table of Contents: Understanding Modern Hotel Industry Challenges The Impact of Hotel Industry Challenges Key Challenges Facing the Modern Hotel Industry: A Comprehensive Guide Sustainability

Discover The Latest Business Travel Trends Business Travelers Desire

Business travel is growing. As a result, hotels and others in the travel industry are looking to attract more business travelers, but to do so effectively, you need to know what those travelers are looking for. In this article, you will learn more about the latest trends influencing modern business travel decisions. Table of Contents: What is Business Travel? Business Travel is Growing 15 of the Latest Business Travel Trends 1. Bleisure Travel 2. Personalization

Boosting Occupancy: 7 Options for Hoteliers

"Heads in beds." While occupancy is not the only thing influencing the revenue success of a hotel, it's hard to say you're maximizing revenue if your occupancy levels are low. 7 Ways to Effectively Boost the Occupancy Today, guests typically have a wealth of options for determining precisely in which beds their heads will be resting. Hotel room supply is abundant in many locales. While app-based rental units are facing some headwinds, they remain a

Total Revenue Management: How Hotels Can Maximize Their Revenue

Total revenue management is broadly defined as managing each revenue source to the highest profitability. By incorporating multiple revenue points of sale like food and beverage, banqueting and conferencing facilities, spa, retail, leisure activities, and others with room revenue management, total revenue management assists hotels in achieving their goal of

3 Key Questions for Evaluating RMS Options Before Budget Season

Hotel budgeting season is right around the corner, and many hoteliers are getting ready to roll up their sleeves and start making tough financial decisions as they look to align investment priorities with next year’s budget projections. This is often a challenging and time-consuming process, but it’s also an opportunity

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