hotels
Lean Revenue Management: Sophisticated Shouldn’t Mean Complicated
Often the uncoordinated and misaligned activities of sales, marketing, revenue management and general management resulted in missed opportunities
How to Increase Last-minute Bookings for Maximising Occupancy
Achieving 100% occupancy is essential yet a crucial process for hoteliers, and last-minute bookings are what save them from such unbearable losses
What Were Booking Trends Like in May?
The good news regarding the reopening of hospitality across Ireland in April meant that May was a strong, positive month for bookings as the country’s collective sentiment lightened and optimism […]
Amazon Blocking Google FLoC Could Seriously Weaken Fledgling System
Last week Amazon added code to its digital properties to block FLoC from tracking visitors using Google’s Chrome browser
Guest Surveys for Advanced Guest Insights
To better understand what your guest wants out of a visit to your hotel, you’ll need to understand two crucial factors
5 Tips To Get Your Hotel Website Ready For This Summer
Many hotels fail to tailor their website to the season, choosing instead to keep the same design and offers all year. But every season has its own dynamics
How Hotels Can Increase Share of Wallet with Incremental Offers
Every extra service offered at the right time, not only delivers higher guest satisfaction but extra revenue for your hotel and increased share of wallet
Hoteliers’ Top 10 Revenue Management Questions… ANSWERED
Many hoteliers struggle with the same revenue management questions, especially during times of significant market uncertainty, like we are experiencing
Capture Greater Demand Using Smart Bidding by Google Ads (Case Study)
By activating smart bidding strategies with a fine tuned target CPA, this clearly improved demand results whilst maintaining an adequate acquisition cost
Google Hotel Free Booking Links – OTA Freedom or Competition?
For the direct channel, Google’s Hotel Free Booking Link represents a new opportunity to compete with OTAs and drive more direct traffic
