revenue
How To Reduce Your Hotel OTA Commissions
It is easy to rely on OTA bookings. They do the advertising, handle reservations, but the higher proportion of OTA bookings, the less revenue you make
Revenue Management Discipline’s Need to Adapt Not “Go Back to Normal”
During COVID-19, ownership groups and management companies took organizational decisions that impacted the effectiveness of Revenue Management
How Can Hotel Website Design Bring in More Bookings and Revenue?
Travellers want a website that reflects their demands and expectations; if your website does not engage them, it is unlikely to convert significant bookings
Putting Upsell Revenue Contributions into Context
Every traveler has a maximum value they can offer your hotel and upselling can help capture this and in turn increase overall revenue and profitability
Six Ways Benchmarking Can Support Post Pandemic Recovery
No matter what stage of the pandemic you are experiencing, these six benchmarking areas will support your distribution strategy and revenue recovery
Omicron Emergence a Yardstick for the Hotel Industry
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
Thinking of Becoming a Revenue Management Consultant?
We consider are you looking to replace your previous corporate life with a revenue consultancy ‘job and salary’ or looking to build a consultancy business
The Annual Sale That Hotels Need to Embrace
By associating the Annual Sale with New Year Resolutions, it grants travelers permission to treat themselves and spend money to achieve their resolutions
The Future of Business Travel And Its Impact
Hotels must act now and adapt to the new situation. Eventually, business travel will also surpass that of pre-Covid, but that will take a good while longer
Understaffing: How Your Hotel Can Thrive Despite This Challenge
Staff shortages can negatively affect a hotel in many ways. Once the guest experience suffers, a hotel’s reputation will begin to decline as well