pricing
Hotel Loyalty Member Rates: Should They Stay or Should They Go?
Capturing direct bookings with member rates is only a win if your discounting strategy can be managed in a way that doesn’t leave money on the table
Creative Strategies for Hotel Revenue Teams to Close 2024 Strong
By augmenting your hotel revenue strategies, you can deploy strategic tactics that attract the right guests and will boost both revenue and profitability
How to Set Profitable Rates and Maximize Hotel Revenue in 2025
Discover how to optimize your hotel’s pricing strategy for 2025 with simple tactics to boost your revenue and streamline the setting of rates
2024 Global Hotel Pricing Trends: Recovery Patterns and Analysis
As we look toward 2025, global pricing trends reveal a resilient industry, but one marked by stark regional differences
How to Fill Your Hotel Rooms Fast: The Power of Last Minute Deals
By integrating last minute deals into your strategy, you’ll be better positioned to capture bookings from a significant portion of the market
How Can I Increase My ADR – Part Two (Dynamic Pricing)
A dynamic pricing strategy seems simple as a first pass but as with all things, once you dig deeper, it can have repercussions for all parts of your hotel
How Attribute Based Shopping Will Change Hotel Booking
If you’re a hotelier that believes in Attribute Based Selling but doesn’t see what they can do today to prepare for the change, we have a recommendation
Uncover Common Hotel Rate Parity Issues to Combat Disparity
One of the main causes of rate disparity occurs when OTAs and B2B partners, such as bed banks, resell your inventory to third-party platforms
The GDS: Low Cancellation Rate and One of the Highest ADRs
How important is it to list on the GDS? And how well does the GDS perform compared to other distribution channels? NB: This is an article from D-Edge To better […]
Best Practices to Determine Event Minimum Pricing
You want to be sure you’re offering event minimum pricing that’s beneficial for your hotel’s bottom line, but also makes sense for your customers