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A Few Thoughts on Your Hotel’s Distribution & Channel Strategy
With increasing guest acquisition costs through OTAs, hoteliers need to rethink distribution, their effective channel strategy, and recharge direct bookings
Benchmarking Your Hotel’s Direct Channel Performance
Traditional hotel benchmarking tends to be based on occupancy and rates, with no visibility on how the end result came to be. We thought you needed more
Run Your Own Booking.com Flash Deal Without the Commission Fee
You have a room at $100. If you sign up for Flash Deals, that room will sell for $70, less average commission rate of 20% – so the room earns you $56
Google Hotel Ads Shaking up Balance OTA Market Share vs Direct Sales via Metasearch
Google is penetrating the hotel distribution vertical with Google Hotel Ads. What does this offer hotels in terms of revenue management and marketing?
Top 4 Ways to Entice Your Hotel Guests to Book Direct
Carefully planning offers and showcasing effectively across your site, will not only drive more guests to book direct but return without OTAs being involved
How to Improve Hotel Staff Communication with Social Media Approach
The result of poor hotel staff communication is an upset guest or blown booking opportunity leading to poor guest engagement and lower satisfaction scores
Having the Best Rate on Metasearch Can Triple Bookings
Even if you are unable to offer the cheapest rate online, the data shows that when a hotel’s prices are in parity on metasearch conversion rate doubles
I Know How to Increase the Average Length of Stay in a Hotel. Do You?
To increase your hotel average length of stay, you need to up the LOS. When you look at this scenario carefully, there are three aspects to increasing LOS
How Can You Increase Bookings Using Colour Psychology?
Using colour psychology to increase bookings isn’t about “tricking” guests. It’s about being aware of how your hotel brand’s colours convey the right mood
Key to Recovery: How Can Hoteliers Capture Domestic Demand
Evan though domestic demand has returned, and exceeded some pre-pandemic levels, the lack of international travel means a reduced overall travel market