data

We’ll discuss the types of data needed for forecasting, and how you can start harnessing this data to more accurately forecast at your hotel

The world continues to deal with a pandemic that doesn’t want to subside. The hotel industry could use some breathing space

As travellers react to changing travel restrictions, the popularity of European summer and autumn holiday destinations is fluctuating

Sure, it might be short-term loss of revenue, but the value gained in guest gratitude is worth way more than that in terms of future loyalty

Good news is coming from South America, where travel recovery is happening at a slow pace but seems to have picked up slightly in August

Properties with high booking numbers are outside cities as people feel more comfortable in an area where they can practise social distancing

Following widespread re-instated quarantine requirements or travel warnings across Europe, we’ve seen a sharp sentiment change across EMEA

The power of analytics extends far beyond the travel and tourism industry’s ability to weather the storm but can serve as a critical driver.

Coupling a data driven hotel performance strategy with a well-oiled sales and marketing team, hotels can kick their efforts into hyperdrive

You’ll see the percentage of open hotels with availability and flights operating at the city level based on Google Flights and Hotels data