Expert Insights
These 6 Analytics Anomalies Give Hotels Stress
We get questions from our clients on a regular basis when something in their data doesn’t feel right, has had a sudden change, or just doesn’t make sense. Here are […]
Improving the Features of a Hotel Booking Engine
The Digital maturity trends report by Adobe shows that the Travel & Hospitality Industry has grown 18% since 2016. NB: This is an article from hi Inc This growth has […]
3 Tips to Improve Your Hotel Occupancy Rate
The occupancy rate is a widely tracked metric for any hotel. One of the first steps in measuring the performance of your hotel is looking at its occupancy rate. First, […]
Why Booking.basic Is Bad News For Hoteliers
“Booking what?!” – you might ask exasperated and you would not be the only hotelier to do so. NB: This is an article from Aro Digital Booking.com has quietly introduced […]
Eight Myths About OTAs: True or False?
In recent years, the hotel sector has internalised and accepted a number of statements about OTAs that are imprecise at best, if not completely false. These “urban myths” prevent us […]
Expedia Will Allow Hotels to Undercut its Prices Online
Travel giant Expedia has bowed to industry pressure and waived contract clauses which prevented independent motel and hotel owners from undercutting their listings through their own channels. However, the platform […]
RevPAR vs GOPPAR and Why We Need a New Champ
I have been around awhile and it’s not like I’m ancient or anything, but I have seen some BIG changes in how we as an industry look at numbers and […]
5 Components to Effective Revenue and Profit Strategy
Looking to increase revenue in 2019? Get in line. NB: This is an article from Rainmaker The desire to generate more revenue is nothing new to hoteliers, but the journey […]
PODCAST: Implementing Revenue Management in your F&B Operations
In today’s podcast we are discussing the implementation of Revenue Management within your F&B Operations. We are joined by three guests from Real Hotels Group who will talk through their […]
Why Can’t Hotels Drive Rates?
The firm has predicted that hotel occupancy in the US will rise to 66.2% in 2019 – a fifth straight record level. That occupancy will be driven by a 2.1% increase in demand, although this will be somewhat rebalanced with a 1.9% increase in hotel supply.
