pricing

This week’s demand, which historically is among the lowest, was 88% of 2019. While slowing, hotels are in a far better position than they were a year ago

A trickling back of demand complemented by a rate strategy that is a departure from the past. Hotels held rather than slash rates, a beneficial strategy

Year-end sentiment and search data shows ongoing demand for travel remains high. Who benefits from the tourism demand?

The drop in hotel revenue, despite a still lower cost base, led to GOPPAR of $11, which was 64% lower than November 2020 and 75% lower than in November 2019

By associating the Annual Sale with New Year Resolutions, it grants travelers permission to treat themselves and spend money to achieve their resolutions

The nature of hotel distribution was already changing in the years leading up to 2020, with an emphasis on diversification and tech-led business strategies. NB: This is an article from […]

Failing to move away from the “same old pricing strategy” is a critical mistake. Hotel managers can be overwhelmed managing multiple discount types

Running an Open Pricing strategy means that, as you get closer to stay date, you can override all BAR by LOS rates and just offer optimized one-night rate

Hotels must remain forward focused, 2019 is in the past and 2020 will soon be a more distant memory. We must build our strategies for 2022 and beyond

Indications are future hotel bookings, meetings and other hotel related activity will be impacted by the presumed expectation of future travel impediments