hotels

Cornell Study Supports Strategic Price Positioning in European Hotels

A ten-year study of pricing and revenues in over 4,000 European hotels finds that pricing strategy drives revenue, when hotels are compared to their competitive set. The study, published by […]

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Bristol sees highest hotel price increase

Bristol saw hotel prices rise by 13% in 2014 compared with the year before – the biggest rise in the country. That’s according to the Hotel Price Index published by Hotels.com, […]

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Average U.S. Hotel Prices Increased By Five Percent in 2014

Americans paid an average of $137 per night for hotel accommodations in the U.S. during 2014 – an increase of 5 percent compared to 2013. The new findings from the […]

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How to yield rates to maximise your hotel’s revenue growth – part 2 of 2

Yield management is fast becoming a pivotal pricing strategy for today’s hotelier. Long gone are the days when it was just about room sales. Today, hoteliers need to consider packages, amenities […]

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How to yield rates to maximise your hotel’s revenue growth – part 1 of 2

Yield management is fast becoming a pivotal pricing strategy for today’s hotelier. The concept is based on understanding, anticipating and influencing your guests’ behaviour in order to maximise revenue or […]

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Expedia Acquisitions Signal Tougher Times Ahead for Hotels

When Expedia bought out Orbitz within a few weeks of gobbling up Travelocity, it was great news for a lot of stakeholders. But it’s probably not so great for the hotel […]

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Forget your competitors, consumer demand is how to set revenue pricing

It’s a familiar scenario – and as a former hotelier, I’ve seen it played out many times before. Across the hospitality sector, we’re trained to watch our competitors and react […]

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How to store, track and promote your hotel inventory effectively – part 2 of 2

Increased competition and transparency in today’s booking landscape is making effective management of inventory a high priority for today’s hotelier. In Part 1 we discussed three key aspects of creating […]

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Get your Revenue Management in Shape for 2015!

During the first few days of a new year, everyone is busy planning their personal new year’s resolutions. But although most of us spend the beginning of each year focused […]

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How to store, track and promote your hotel inventory effectively – part 1 of 2

Your hotel’s inventory is its greatest asset and represents a major part of your investment. That investment is tied up until rooms are sold, making the effective management of inventory […]

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