forecasting
6 Out-of-the-Box Ways Your RMS Can Support Your Hotel’s Financial Recovery
Your RMS can be used in many creative ways to help your hotel survive the ongoing pandemic, no matter how demand changes over the coming months
UK Hotel Reopening Trends in 2020
Ongoing vaccination rollout is sure to improve sentiment leading into the Spring and we expect to see more reopening again as restrictions ease
Navigating the 2021 Hotel Budget Season
There’s an acute need to look at every dollar within this year’s budget and medium-range forecast, focusing on keeping cash burn down
Smarter Forecasting for Recovering Hotels: Data Has a Better Idea
While forecasting methods are under the spotlight, hotel financel leaders should seize the opportunity to roll out smart practices and tools
Can Forecasting Be Done When Historical Data Becomes Irrelevant?
By focusing on demand forecasting, we can establish price customisation strategies, working from a Customer-Centric Revenue Management view
How to Forecast with Confidence at Your Hotel
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
Road to Recovery: Planning for a Marathon, not a Sprint
The unpredictability of new outbreaks has stymied any hopes of a quick rebound in travel and has made it difficult to forecast a recovery trajectory
Revenue Management Models Have Changed. What To Do?
Trend, pace of sales and rate elasticity assume a fundamental role for revenue professionals in order not to lose the compass direction to the way forward
Revenue Management after Covid-19 Lockdown: What hoteliers need to know for the upturn
It provides insight into planning and forecasting from a revenue management perspective, the foreseeable behaviour of different markets and resulting action
Navigating the Crossroads of Forecasting on Way to Greater Profitability
How’s that forecast coming along? It’s an age-old question in the hotel business, born of the need for regular updates on revenue projections and our tendency to procrastinate. NB: This […]