pricing
How Room Pricing And Rate Optimization Can Increase Profits
Failing to move away from the “same old pricing strategy” is a critical mistake. Hotel managers can be overwhelmed managing multiple discount types
Can Open Pricing Support BAR by LOS?
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
Why Hotels Need To Stop Obsessing About 2019
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
Omicron Threatens Hotel Performance Recovery
Indications are future hotel bookings, meetings and other hotel related activity will be impacted by the presumed expectation of future travel impediments
Considerations When Setting Your Room Upgrade Pricing
So why would hoteliers set a narrow range? With no previous experience in yielded upgrade pricing, hoteliers tend to worry about discounting too much
Revenue Management In 2022: Thinking Beyond Price
Hotel commercial teams should be considering all revenue avenues: spa, restaurants, early check-in, late check-out; merchandising the total hotel experience
Key Rate Strategy Trends in Chain And Independent Hotels Across U.S.
Our data indicates a different rate strategy is a combination of factors from demand, how compset reacts, to how hotel rooms are being promoted and sold
Market Forecast Assumptions Needed To Anticipate Future Demand
Long term forecast remains largely unchanged, with US demand to bounce back in 2022, 2023 for the Middle East, 2024 in Europe, and 2025 in Asia Pacific
Dubai Welcomes the World and Hotels are Benefitting
Despite many logistical challenges, Dubai has managed to successfully kickstart this world-renowned exposition, and local hotels are thriving as a result
How To Get Balance Right Between Pushing Rate & Pushing Occupancy
If you are constantly looking for high occupancy and low ADR you are possibly ‘fishing in other waters’. You are effectively devaluing your hotel