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NRevPAR Clearly Explained!

Net revenue per available room, or NRevPAR, is used by those within the hotel industry as part of a wider revenue management strategy, helping them to assess overall business performance. As a KPI, the NRevPAR metric is similar to RevPAR, but factors in distribution costs. Therefore, it is arguably a more accurate performance indicator. What is NRevPAR? The NRevPAR metric is used to calculate the net revenue generated per available room in a hotel. In

Moving Ahead Towards The Light: The Hospitality Industry’s New Trials and Possibilities

There's no doubt that 2022 brought terrific developments for the hospitality industry. Most countries reopened their borders and did away with travel restrictions, and demand matched or even exceeded 2019 levels. However, it's not smooth sailing all around. Our sector faced many ongoing challenges due to the pandemic, and some new issues cropped up, too. What could have been the first "regular" travel year since 2020 is now looking questionable due to the looming recession

Considering a New Hospitality RMS? Watch Out for These 4 Myths

So, you’re thinking about upgrading to a more effective revenue management system (RMS) for your hospitality organization, but you have some doubts. Maybe you’re thinking: It’s too costly to install a different RM Learning a new system will take too much of my staff’s bandwidth My new system will take too long to learn how to price effectively It’s easier to stick with an RMS, I know. It’s “good enough.” However well-founded those concerns are,

Mythbusters: Revenue Management Technology

Do you run a smaller hotel or B&B that uses only manual processes to manage all your reservations, pricing, and inventory allocation? Have you avoided implementing technology to help support your internal operations because you worried that the solutions would cause more problems than they would solve? If so, then this article is for you! This article focuses specifically on busting commonly held myths about revenue management technology – which is, in fact, one of

Revenue Management in 2021 – Basing Every Decision On Data

In 2020, revenue managers were forced to make a massive shift. Instead of leaning on in-house on-the-books (OTB) data, historical and compset information, you now need to focus on much broader data sets. But collecting and evaluating more data takes your team more time. In this article, you'll learn how hotels can use data for a successful post-covid recovery strategy. Data Gives You a Deciding Edge If your hotel is among the 87% of properties

Revenue Management Automation; Does it Answer All Your Questions?

Over the past year, many discussions about revenue management have come up. This raised the debate around the relevance and importance of historical data. And, of course, the corona crisis tested revenue professionals’ trust in automated tools like Revenue Management Systems (RMS). The latter brought many hotels great results despite the pandemic. This article describes how revenue managers can make the most of automation in revenue management to drive business during recovery. How Automation in

The Vital Role of Revenue Management and Brand Reputation

It’s an antiquated idea that revenue management works independently from sales and marketing. Each department impacts the other and influences the hotel’s overall profitability. Every business goal contributes to the bottom line. When the revenue-generating departments work together on shared goals, they can contribute to a fatter bottom line. In today’s world, hotel bookings start with getting found online. Without being found, the hotel won’t get the bookings. Once found, ratings and reviews encourage prospective

9 Essential Hotel KPIs to Optimize Your Upsell Marketing Performance

The hotel industry employs many unique key performance indicators. ADR (average daily rate), RevPAR (revenue per available room) and Occ% (occupancy) naturally come to mind. These metrics reflect the unique nature of our business, but their existence also drives our attention and actions. Watching your hotel’s KPIs translates into optimizing

Hotel Invoice Guide: Essential Tips & Best Practices for Hotel Professionals

A hotel invoice is a document presented to guests at the end of their stay, breaking down the charges they have incurred. This can include the room rate, additional services they used, taxes and more. Hotel invoices are essential for maintaining accurate financial records and providing guests with a transparent

How Integrated Payments Elevate Hotel Revenue and Efficiency

For hoteliers, making payments effortless and secure is essential to maintaining a positive guest experience and operational efficiency. Integrated payment solutions connect your payment gateway to your other hospitality software, providing a frictionless transaction experience that helps hotels boost revenue and streamline operations. Integrated Vs. Non-Integrated Payment Solutions The differences

Group Bookings vs. Transient: How to Always Choose What’s Best for Your Property

Should you accept that group request or wait for more lucrative individual guests? This decision can significantly impact your hotel's profitability. In this article, you'll discover how to confidently assess each booking opportunity through a practical approach. Group or Transient? Why This Choice Is So Important Whether you run a

Are You Forecasting Right? Tips to Optimize Your Hotel Revenue

Running a hotel without forecasting is like driving without a map—you might eventually get there, but not without many unnecessary detours. Forecasting isn’t just for big hotel chains—the independent properties stand to gain the most from a clear picture of what’s ahead. Let’s explore how forecasting can help you to

How Does Your 2021 Hotel Performance Affect Your 2022 Forecast?

As a hotelier, you know Occupancy and Revpar (revenue per available room) data are fundamental to your bottom line. Such data helps you interpret and compare the profitability of your property from year to year. As a revenue manager, you can make educated predictions. This article will review the benchmarks

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