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Predicting the return of corporate travel would be a cinch if foretelling the future was foolproof. No one, however, has that extraordinary prescience

Signs late last week pointed to a negative hotel performance impact from the hacking of the Colonial Pipeline and resulting gas shortages

Companies that are no longer able to personalize their outreach to a customer at scale may have to spend around 10 to 20 percent more on marketing and sales

By going through different metrics, drilling down on the data and interpreting the results you embark on your benchmarking journey to grow direct bookings

Booking windows will continue to evolve as vaccine rollout continues and travel begins again, this is a view on the ever-changing hotel booking landscape

a Revenue manager should not only prepare accurately the strategy, but also be open and flexible, constantly measure the results, and work with technology

This increase is linked with growing rollout of vaccines and guidelines, as well as travel “bubbles” and corridors for safer air travel between countries

Without a comp set, and the marketplace intel that comes along with it, you’re left guessing as to where you can improve the performance of your property

For a third week, U.S. hotel occupancy remained just above 57% and 54% on a total-room-inventory basis (TRI), which accounts for temporarily closed hotels

If you wait until the month ends to review your analytics data, you will be missing out on exactly what consumers are looking for right now