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8 Tips to Reduce Last Minute Hotel Cancellations and No Shows
Things come up. Circumstances change. Plans get disrupted. But is that the only reason why your guests might not show up at the last moment? NB: This is an article […]
Art and Science of Converting Hotel Guests on Your Website
Recently, experts from Travel Tripper & Pegasus and LaaSie.AI discussed the art and science of converting guests on hotel websites. This fascinating discussion focused on how hotels can use data […]
Booking.com change tactics – again! The threat continues…
Just when you through your relationship (and I use that word tentatively as no relationship should be one-sided) with Booking.com couldn’t get any worse, well it has… NB: This is […]
The Best Market Mix During High and Low Occupancy
In order to drive the most revenue possible at your hotel, it is important to adjust your market mix according to periods of high and low occupancy. Here’s how to […]
The MetaSearch Landscape: What the Future Looks Like
Chances are, if you’ve ever booked a holiday, you’ve used a metasearch engine! Google Hotel Ads, Trivago and TripAdvisor, for example, are all major examples of this type of site. […]
Mirror Mirror on The Wall What Will be Demand Next Fall?
One of the most challenging parts of being a Meeting & Events/MICE/Conference & Banqueting professional is having to take strategic decisions today for far future periods. NB: This is an […]
Know Your Guest: Discover Your Hotel’s Revenue Opportunity
Business, leisure, walk-in, extended stay: today’s travelers can fall under many different categories. But how do you determine what type of traveler fits your hotel’s needs? NB: This is an […]
End of an Era, But What Can We Learn from Thomas Cook and Amoma collapse?
Where most hoteliers were sympathetic towards Thomas Cook, the same could not be said about Amoma, because their business model in the eyes of most hoteliers was unfair or even plain illegal.
Why is Overbooking Important for Hotels and How Your PMS Helps This
To ensure full occupancy, hotels are trying their best to deal with no-shows and cancellations. And this is where overbooking strategy for hotels plays a major role
How To Fix Hotel Booking Abandonment
Booking abandonment and customer acquisition costs are both major challenges for a hotel. The average hotel spends about $30 on capturing a lead and over $200 on customer acquisition.
