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The 2022 Business Traveler: Anxious to Travel but also Anxious to Travel
TMCs expect business travel volume to be much or somewhat higher this year. For hoteliers, this provides some interesting opportunities this year
How AI Marketing Tools Turn Analytics Data Into Actionable Info
AI can glean actionable insights from massive data analytics in minutes, empowering marketing professionals to make better informed decisions, faster
Commercial Transformation: How to Level Up Your Hospitality Organization
Hoteliers should consider assembling a cross-functional commercial strategy team to review and adjust strategies based on macro environmental changes
Social Media Matters: Data-Driven Strategies for Post-Pandemic Success
At no other juncture has social media held such capacity as a tool for driving new business. Here are some measurable goals to consider, along with KPI’s
Hotels Are Not The Future of Hospitality
There’s a new opportunity opening up in travel that will change the balance of power in hospitality over the next decade
A Year Full of Abnormality: 2021 Hotel Performance Ended More Settled
The global hotel industry’s climb back to profitability has not been easy, but it trudged back and ended 2021 almost back to 2019 levels
U.S. Hotel Occupancy Remained Soft, Staying Basically Flat
Prediction is that U.S. will achieve full recovery to 2019 levels in 2023 with occupancy and ADR surpassing 2019 levels consistently from summer of 2022
Break The ‘Silo Mentality’ With a Successful Commercial Strategy
Now is the time to develop a holistic mindset and commercial strategy, driven by real-time data, which bridges the gaps between your departmental silos
Commerce Strategies More Holistic: Top Hotel Booking Revenue Makers
A more holistic online commerce strategy, consisting of new and established methods, is being taken by hotels to reach new customers and produce revenue
Canada Hotel RevPAR 54% Recovered in 2021
Despite stronger performance in the second half of 2021, Canada’s hotel industry reported RevPAR that was just 54.1% of the pre-pandemic comparable