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New Math for Hotel Spend Management
For many years, travel program success has been measured in savings. In an effort to simplify hotel program management, companies define success by the number of rates negotiated and whether […]
8 Ways the Best Revenue Managers Have Re-Defined their Job
The 25,000 or so Hotel Revenue Managers around the world are self-dividing into two distinct categories: those that are well prepared (or preparing) for 2024 and those that are well […]
Why You Need to Take a Holistic Approach to Hotel Budgeting
As summer’s warm breezes and lush, green growth transform into the vibrant colors and crisp air of the fall season, another familiar season arrives in its wake: the often dreaded […]
When Marketing And Revenue Management Walked Into The Sunset
RM and marketing have typically been two distinct functions but with new ancillary fees, the drive towards personalisation and greater demand for clever merchandising, this is changing. Marketing and revenue […]
Price Elasticity And How It Can Influence Room Rates
Today’s era of infinite data empowers revenue managers with ever-deeper insights into market dynamics. Monitoring competition and adjusting rates in near real-time has become a bare-minimum activity. Dynamic pricing and […]
Hotstats Hotels Performance: MENA, Europe, UK and US (August 2018)
MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA Profit per room at hotels in the Middle East & Africa increased by 25.6 percent year-on-year in August, with multiple markets across the region benefitting from […]
Rate Shopping: Measurement Is Not Just About History
As many hotels put their 2019 revenue budgets to bed, they are turning to compensation plans for their key revenue staff. Obviously, the budget numbers comprise most of the compensation […]
Rate Parity: The World As We Know It Is About To Change (again!)
Utter the words ‘rate parity’ and we all shudder… after all, ensuring that we have the same rates on all channels isn’t always straight forward. Often the rates aren’t updated simultaneously on all channels but that is often the least of our problems.
Rise In Solo Travelers And How You Should Encourage IT
Ted Turner, founder of Cable News Network, once said that ‘to be happy in this world, first you need a cell phone and then you need an airplane.’ An increasing […]
This Is What Total Revenue Management Analytics Looks Like
Five years ago, Dan Ariely, a professor and director of the Center for Advanced Hindsight at Duke University, compared Big Data to teenage sex for several funny reasons. I’d like […]