pricing
How to Prepare Your Hotel for Summer Staycations
After getting a taste of them last year, how can you make the staycation experience at your hotel as desirable as possible for customers?
Agile Pricing: How to Get Your Rate Structure to Next Level
Agile Pricing is a Revenue Management methodology that allows us to evolve from a rigid pricing structure to a more efficient and profitable flexible model
COVID-19 Summary: 5 Key Points on Asia Pacific Hotel Performance
When using hotel total-room-inventory (TRI) methodology, Mainland China RevPAR was just 10% behind its 2019 RevPAR levels. Well ahead of other key regions
Five Ways Hotels Can Make Most of Mega-Short Booking Windows
Booking windows are shrinking to one or two days. In this article, we share five ways that hotels can make the most of mega-short booking windows
Capacity Constraints: Managing in a COVID-19 World
Understanding your unconstrained demand together with your yieldable capacity is necessary to make the best pricing and inventory management decisions
Muted Occupancy and Rate Thwarted European Hotel RevPAR Growth
Muted occupancy and rate thwarted RevPAR growth in the month, down 85% YOY to €15.50. For the year, RevPAR was recorded at €32.84, down 72.7% YOY
Three Hospitality Industry Realities For 2021
The bar is even higher for hospitality than before the pandemic, and those that can meet or exceed expectations will win. Here’s how:
Digital Pricing Transformations: The Key to Better Margins
Many companies launch pricing transformations as a way to create value quickly and sustainably. NB: This is an article from McKinsey Indeed, pricing excellence in B2B settings—setting the right prices, and […]
Key Indicators to Watch in the U.S. Hotel Recovery in 2021
Another important deciding factor for choosing hotel accommodation is the ability to cancel or rebook without penalty, which ranked just above price
Robust Rate Strategy Needs Understanding How Profitable Your Rates Are
Getting the right rate strategy is crucial and flexibility will be needed for a while. Perhaps the days of non-refundable or advance payable rates are over