reservations
Flexibility in Reservation Times can Increase Restaurant Revenue
Restaurants that allow diners to book reservations on a flexible schedule can increase revenues by up to 21 percent over those that use rigid timings

If You’re Hoping for a Bounce Back Later, Focus on Your Hotel Technology.
Setting up or restarting technology you may have paused can be an ordeal. Start now and be ready from Day 0 to make the most “rush hour demand”
At What Occupancy Rate Can a Hotel Break-Even?
It is important to consider what occupancy rate will allow a hotel to sustain operations, with the hope break-even occupancy rate is only short-term
U.S Hotel Demand: Beach Destinations Leading the Way
While consumer expectations and confidence will be a big driver of mid-to-late recovery trends, the first signals leading to initial demand growth will be policy change
The Covid-19 Effect: Europe’s Hotel Demand Trends
As we look forward to the rest of May, we can expect an increase in hotel searches. While we can prepare for increased volume, we expect the highest demand increase to be for domestic searches
Unprecedented Collapse in Pickup: Have We Now Reached the Bottom?
The direct relationship of the pickup with events and the growth of the rate of infection is obvious. Abscence of flights, closure of hotels, and panic generated, explains why we are in this scenario
What Your Hotel Reservations Should Say When Phones Start Ringing Again
It is essential for revenue and reservations leaders to use this quieter period to prepare reservations staff for challenging questions they will get from what I predict will be a wave of “deal-seekers
COVID-19 Summary: 5 Key Points on U.K. & Ireland Hotels
In this latest edition, we talk hotels performance in the Regional U.K. as well as business on the books in London and Europe recovery forecast
Crisis Impact on Hotel Occupancy Levels in Athens and Thessalonik
For each examined market, the monthly progression of both captured room nights and occupancy levels, for all three scenarios, is depicted in the following graphs
U.S. Hotels Operating Performance at Low Occupancy Levels
Occupancy levels are forecast to bottom out at 23.3 percent during Q2 of 2020. Reviewing operating statements, it is virtually impossible for a hotel to generate a gross operating profit