Restaurants
How F&B Data Can Drive More Revenue For Hotel Groups
Integrating PMS and TMS data has the potential of driving up revenue per available room. This emerging trend is bound to become a staple in the industry
Grow Your Restaurant Revenue with the RevPASH Formula
Are you maximising dining space potential? You can look at revenue metrics, like average check size or total sale, but they don’t account for seat occupancy
How Can Hotels Use Half Board or Full Board to Drive Extra Revenue?
Let’s look at the commonly offered board packages. Why would someone book half board vs full board? How can hotels use these to drive extra revenue?
A Cautionary Tale for Hotels: Restaurant Supplies and Labor Costs Rising
Supplies and labor costs are rising in the restaurant segment; it’s a similar story for hotels. Are prospective customers willing to pay higher rates?
Restaurant Revenue Management: How Far Are We From Getting It Right?
Revenue generated is the ultimate goal and in Restaurant Revenue Management we calculate a key performance indicator called REVPASH
How Your Hotel’s Food and Beverage Strategy is Key to Recovery
For hotels who can provide Food and Beverage in-house, the creative control gives you the possibility to add additional revenue streams
How to Increase Hotel Revenue Through Food & Beverage Sales
With favourable margins and a shift in customer consumption, Food and Beverage can become an essential lever to increase hotel revenue
How Hotel F&B Pivoted in Response to Crisis, and What Future Holds
The hotel industry will have to rethink every aspect of F&B operations, from floor layouts to menu offering; we’re in for a challenging ride
Targeting On-Premise Customer Analytics Delivers Twice The Return
They can marry up analytics from their online research to create rich customer profiles that trigger personalized marketing campaigns and targeted offers
The Impact of Social Distancing on Hotel F&B Operations
Hoteliers are now forced to decide how best to run their hotel F&B operation, or if running it makes sense. Based on these findings, it’s food for thought