revenue
AI Tools in Revenue Management are Co-Pilots, Not Autopilots
Revenue AI is one of the highest-stakes areas because errors translate directly into financial loss or reputational damage
“How Do We Sell More Rooms?” Is the Wrong Revenue Question
Sit in any revenue meeting and you’ll hear the same conversation. Occupancy. ADR. RevPAR. Metrics that served us well for years. But they’re incomplete
Why Rate Shopping Alone Is Costing You Revenue
Rate shopping only tells you what competitors are charging, not why they are charging it or what demand conditions are shaping those decisions
When Competitive Pricing Becomes Competitive Guessing
Too often, hotels fall into a cycle where pricing decisions are driven almost entirely by what competitors are doing at any given moment
How to Centralize Pricing Across Multiple Hotels and Keep Control
The more hotels you add, the harder it becomes to apply the same pricing strategy consistently across the portfolio. Decisions happen at different times
5 Signs Revenue Managers Should Stop Relying on Spreadsheets
Most hoteliers running spreadsheets already know that something should change. The harder question is knowing when the situation has become critical
AI Agents Cannot Fix a Forecast Seven Teams Disagree On
When the agent recommends a rate move, who decides if the recommendation is right, given that nobody agreed on the underlying forecast initially?
When Revenue Asked Marketing To Stop Renting Hotel Guests
Revenue and Marketing had not had a conversation about when to reach new domestic travelers relative to forward occupancy and rate strategy
How Hotels Are Maximizing Ancillary Revenue for Total Profit
Non-room revenue is becoming a critical growth lever, particularly as hotels look to offset rising operational costs and fluctuating demand
Hotel Success Stories: Expert Partners March & April 2026
Here is the round up of Hotel Success Stories from our Expert Partners during March and April 2026
