Why your hotel needs a sleep program
It’s likely part of every hotel organization’s reason of being to provide guests a welcome place while traveling where they can get a good night’s sleep to feel refreshed for the road ahead…
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TripBam sees global hotel rates level off
Global hotel rates have declined since early June as slower demand from leisure travellers helped bring down corporate prices, particularly in “primary markets that entertain a strong mix of business and leisure travel," according to a new report…
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Before March 2020, hotel operations varied hugely. The sector was on a high…
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Managing Hotels Through High Inflation
A game of maximising revenues and controlling costs, hears HVS seminar.
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European cities to see hotel prices increase in 2023
Hotel prices are set to rise “across the board” in 2023 with European cities likely to see some of the steepest increases, according to a new report from American Express Global Business Travel.
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What’s your strategy for tackling rogue wholesalers?
Wholesalers play an important part in hotel distribution, especially if you have large inventories to fill…
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Upscale extended-stay hotels move toward near-term recovery
We knew it would happen sometime. According to The Highland Group’s U.S…
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The next-gen revenue management KPIs hoteliers should be tracking
Key performance indicators, better known as KPIs, are touchstones used to measure progress toward the desired outcome.
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Translation ROI: How Do We Gauge The Value Of A Good Translation?
In our past Insights articles, we expounded upon the value of good translation and how content that is not only well-translated but can inspire CTA engagement in your marketing and outreach efforts. Indeed, it goes without saying that a customer is…
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Best practices for effective hotel contact center management
Ever thought about how you could make your hotel contact center work better for you? The hotel contact center plays a key role in converting first-time guests into regular guests and encouraging repeat business from existing patrons…
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The Effects of Booking Abandonment Go Beyond Loss of Revenue
The travel industry is always in a state of flux. New technologies emerge, consumer travel habits change, and new trends emerge…
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Hotel Revenue Forecasting: Definitions, Models, and Best Practices
As unpredictable as it can be at times (especially through the COVID-19 pandemic), forecasting is still an important part of running a hotel and being able to make strategic revenue management decisions…
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Hyatt to Use More Automation When Setting Hotel Room Rates
Hyatt's move to change its revenue management software foreshadows a broader trend. Expect more hotel companies to embrace automation while looking at a bigger picture than just the supply and demand of rooms…
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Hotel companies reap the benefits of Europe's travel surge
Europe's summer travel surge has been a boon to hotel giants Marriott International and Hilton, with both companies crediting the return of international travel to Europe as a key revenue driver during the second quarter…
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Personalized Prices: The Next Step in Hotels’ Online Presence?
For a long time, hotels have been educated on the benefits of personalized offers. Algorithms can not only can personalize offers but can also pricing.
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Sales after the Tsunami of the Digital Evolution
As we continue exploring commercial strategy's evolution, one discipline remains in its original form, Sales…
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Guest Loyalty is Not Dead – It’s Just Really Boring
Across industries, marketers and business owners find themselves ruminating over the same question – is loyalty dead?.
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RECONSIDERING THE AMERICAN PLAN FOR TREVPAR
Some hotel terminology from a bygone era and one that is very much critical for today:
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