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Key to Recovery: How Can Hoteliers Capture Domestic Demand
Evan though domestic demand has returned, and exceeded some pre-pandemic levels, the lack of international travel means a reduced overall travel market
U.S. Weekly Hotel Room Demand Drops for Second Consecutive Week
However, unlike in 2019, we expect further performance deterioration ahead as business group demand will not pick up slack of waning leisure room demand
Demand for Summer Travel Continues to Increase Throughout July
Despite the increase in COVID cases, travel demand in Europe has remained strong and continues to close the gap between 2019
Reshape Revenue Management Strategy with Long Term Dynamic Pricing
As we emerge from this pandemic, revenue managers need to continue to be more data-centric, whilst also focusing on an approach that can compress analysis
Who Moved My Hotel’s Market Share?
Your comp set by market segment may be different to your comp set for your room classes or location. It is important to answer: why do I need this comp set?
Absolute RevPAR Breaks US$100 Barrier First Time Since October 2019
Overall, 90% of all markets were either in “Recovery” or “Peak”, with the latter signifying TRI RevPAR is higher than it was in the comparable week of 2019
Navigating the Future of Data and Travel Marketing
To prepare now, the first step will be for travel marketers to ensure that their website and booking engine are passing hashed email data and 1st party data
Trends in Next-Gen Travel Demand That Will Drive Recovery
There are searches coming from Next-Gen travelers. However, before marketers jump to strategizing, we must consider their audience’s ideal travel experience

Delta Variant Stops European Tourism, Leaving Coastal Destinations Crisis
Once again, Europe is locked in new restrictions because of the spread of the Delta Variant and, as a result, tourist demand is slowing down
U.K. Leading Europe in Hotel Performance Recovery
While we should celebrate the improvement in hotel performance, we also need to remain realistic that we are a way off from the performance we saw in 2019