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Hotel 101: What Is GOPPAR and Why Does It Matter?
For hotels, the GOPPAR benchmarking metric bridges the gap between what your hotel makes and how much you’re putting into operations. You can use it to build a detailed hotel operational strategy.
Total Revenue Forecasting – Sunny with a Chance of Profits
Whether it’s time to make hay while the sun shines or to batten down the hatches when storm clouds are on the horizon, you’ll always be better prepared with total revenue forecasting.
Net Revenue, and Now What?
Every time the team gets a sense where they stand with their Net Revenue KPI’s the same question pops up all over again. And now what? Here are 5 ‘Now What’ actions you can take.
U.S. GOPPAR Turns Negative After Recent Gains
Two consecutive months of profit gain were spoiled as the start of the fourth quarter brought with it a year-over-year downturn in GOPPAR for U.S. hotels.
8 Simple Ways to Use Hotel Venue Guest Reviews to Increase Sales
Gathering guest feedback is not a simple matter of handing out a survey and hoping for the best. With the right approach, you can turn guest reviews into an important piece of your sales strategy.
Profit Streak Continues at MENA Hotels
For the second consecutive month, hotels in the MENA region recorded a y-o-y rise in profit, a positive sign for a region where GOPPAR declines had previously abounded.
Mainland Europe Hotels Enter Q4 With Positive GOPPAR Growth
Mainland Europe hotels had a positive start to the last quarter. Strong top line drove the 1.2% YOY GOPPAR increase. A combination of occupancy and average rate saw a 1.5% increase in RevPAR.
10 Ways to Mend Fences Between Revenue Management & Sales
Far too often, there’s a disconnect between revenue management and sales that takes place. Consider implementing these 10 ways to mend fences between these two teams.
Can GOPPAR be an Alternative to RevPAR for Hotel Performance?
GOPPAR gives greater insight into the actual performance of a hotel than the most commonly used RevPAR as it considers revenues generated but also operational costs related to such revenues
Growth of Non-Gaming Revenue in Casinos
Casinos were once a place that comped shows, rooms, food and drinks to entice people to gamble, which is how they made most of their revenue.