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Get to Grips with New Markets Through Optimized Distribution and Marketing
Getting to grips with new feeder markets through targeted marketing and optimizing distribution will achieve sustained revenue and profit improvement
Hotels Must Evolve Fast – It Will Be a Tough Future Otherwise
We touch on a number of topics with a mood of optimism that travel will return, whilst realising hotels can be short-sighted and have short memories
Email Design Trends Ready To Take Over 2022
Every part of your email, from the colours and images you use to the way your content is laid out, becomes part of that brand story
State of Business Travel in German Market and What Future Might Hold
We discuss the current situation regarding business travel in the German market. We look at which destinations are holding up and which are still challenging
Make Your Eco-Sustainable Hotel Stand Out on Google and Booking.com
Since the end of summer 2021, Google has begun to identify eco-sustainable hotels and Google Travel users can already see information about these hotels
Most Significant Cause for Decreasing Travel Demand in Europe
Although Europe is suffering from the new wave of contagion, tourist demand in each European country shows sudden drops in travel intentions
Considerations When Setting Your Room Upgrade Pricing
So why would hoteliers set a narrow range? With no previous experience in yielded upgrade pricing, hoteliers tend to worry about discounting too much
Marriott Branded Hotel? Tips and Advice to Drive Commercial Impact
We talk about a number of the Marriott systems and reports, exploring how hoteliers can utilise them to have the best commercial impact.
Slow Tourism: What It Is and How Hotels Are Adapting to This New Trend
Slow tourism can be applied across the entire guest stay, representing a significant opportunity for hotels to reshape their offering
How To Deal With Changing Trends in Hotel Demand.
The changing demand trends in the different markets, make it necessary to review our segmentation strategies and rate structure