Google to List Total Prices
Google has added taxes and fees to its hotel searches as part of a series of new features, allowing consumers to see both ‘nightly price’ and ‘nightly total’.

7 Skills to Help You Close More Business at Your Hotel
So how can you leverage the psychology of selling to become a true group sales pro? These are the seven skills that will help you close more groups and events at your hotel
How Independent Hotels Can Use Loyalty Programs to Attract More Customers
Loyalty may be a strong word for the relationship travelers have with their hotel. If a competitor offers flexible perks, personalized service and consistent delivery many travelers will be willing to have a go
Four Key Trends the Hotel Industry Can’t Ignore During 2020
Now that we’re all back at work, attention is turning to the year ahead. I thought I would share my predictions for the main trends that will influence hotel chains’ success in 2020.
Great Expectations – What a CFO Wants in a Forecast
A rock-solid forecast will make your finance leader happy, a good ally to have in the age of data. Not to mention it’s always wise to have the individual responsible for payroll on your side.
Rooms & Rates: The Less, The Better
In Revenue, offering too many options, meaning too many rooms and rates, is the equivalent, in Marketing, of “marketing to everyone to market to no one”.

Building a Successful Revenue Strategy For 2020
Strategy can be summarised in four boxes: supply, demand, own performance and relative performance (v competition). For each of these, you will have a lot of specific KPIs, data and metrics.
Discordant Hotel Performance at UK Hotels Continues
In a tale that is becoming all too common for the region, RevPAR at UK hotels was up in November, but profit against the same time last year was negative
The Hotel Marketing Metrics That Lie, A Lot!
A negative stat can send your team running in all directions to understand what happened. But, more often than you might think, underperforming metrics may actually signal something positive

Forget the 4 P’s of Marketing and let’s look at the 6 P’s of Revenue
Profit has always been important, hasn’t it? and you are correct, but Revenue Management measured in Occupancy, ADR and RevPAR alone doesn’t effectively show how profitable you are.