revenue

The drip pricing law goes into effect today and any guest browsing your booking engine from the U.S. must see the total price upfront

Of course, not every scenario will be the same. However, without real-time price optimization, you could be leaving revenue on the table

Companies that excel in personalization generate 40% more revenue from those activities than average players. For hotels, that potential is massive

Guest satisfaction is not just about making guests happy. It drives revenue, builds your reputation, and keeps guests coming back

Slashing rates across the board just because your bookings pickup is soft is like noticing one tire is low and deflating the other three to even it out

While last-minute demand can help fill rooms and boost occupancy, it also brings a wave of unpredictability that challenges traditional forecasting methods

More than half of property owners surveyed are still relying on manual pricing. It is no wonder the fear of losing bookings is the top challenge they face

Good data management uncovers revenue opportunities and separates thriving properties from those barely surviving

To enforce compliance and maintain user trust, key metasearch players are rolling out changes aligned with the FTC’s directive

Until leadership not only understands the revenue problem but agrees it’s the hotel’s problem, no tool, strategy, or pricing model will move the needle