occupancy

The majority of Hoteliers surveyed want to focus on establishing their direct channels as the top source of revenue over the next 12 months and beyond

We look at five strategies which will help hotels maximise their chances of maintaining their occupancy through the autumn and into the shoulder season

While the high points of the summer are behind us, it isn’t all doom and gloom. There is still a good percentage of hotels running healthy occupancy levels

However, unlike in 2019, we expect further performance deterioration ahead as business group demand will not pick up slack of waning leisure room demand

We cover a few examples to help you understand what situations you may encounter with these new travelers and their changing expectations

By making decisions based on stages of recovery, it will be easier for hotels to successfully navigate reopening and to rebuild their business

Overall, 90% of all markets were either in “Recovery” or “Peak”, with the latter signifying TRI RevPAR is higher than it was in the comparable week of 2019

For the past six weeks, Resort location hotels have had the highest occupancy and this week was no exception with occupancy of 76%

We reflect on changes in the German hotel market over last 3 months. Touching on different regions, inbound travel, groups business, pricing and compsets

Trying out new ideas can sometimes lead to unbelievable results. Here are 7 room sales strategies to increase your hotel’s room occupancy and revenue