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London Supply Boom: How to Maintain Your Market Position

With more than 11,000 new hotel rooms set to open by 2020, London’s hotel growth is predicted to outpace many destinations in Europe. NB: This is an article from Duetto […]

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Rate Shoppers And Related Tools: Valuable Not Only For Revenue Managers

Is your hotel’s internal culture centred on collaboration? NB: This is an article from OTA Insight With hotels competing more vigorously than ever – not just with nearby hotels but […]

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My Top 5 Revenue Predictions for 2019

As we settle in to the final quarter of 2018 and with 2019 budgets signed off and firmly behind us (hopefully!) what can we expect in 2019. NB: This is […]

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Analysis Outlines Differing Perspectives for 2019 Rates Negotiation

With the hotel sourcing season for 2019 corporate negotiated rates well underway, it’s expected that U.S. corporate rates will increase between 2.5 percent and 3.5 percent next year, according to […]

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How to Make Your Midweek a Solid Revenue Generator

Are the weekday room doldrums getting you – and your revenue – down? Weekends will always be the busier times for the holiday-maker market. But Mondays through Thursdays can still […]

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The Role of Humans in The Future of Revenue Management

“Everything we love about civilization is a product of intelligence, so amplifying our human intelligence with artificial intelligence has the potential of helping civilization flourish like never before-as long as […]

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What Hoteliers Need to Know About Rate Parity

While technology has come a long way to help hoteliers manage today’s dynamic distribution landscape, rate parity remains a constant battle for revenue and distribution managers. NB: This is an […]

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Late Cycle Supply Sources of the Occupancy Gap

The present hotel cycle is defying conventional expectations of late-cycle Revenue Per Available Room (RevPAR) behavior. Over the previous two cycles, recovery began primarily with occupancy. As the cycles continued, […]

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The Unlimited Hotel Data Sharing Plan

With all the talk of Big Data, we are only at the most embryonic stage of establishing the interconnected hotel. In the typical hotel company, department heads still act as […]

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Can You Dare to Dream of Variable Capacity in RM?

In an environment where the whole basis for RM is optimal allocation of fixed capacity, is there another way? RM forecasts demand, no-shows and allocates seats. But what if the […]

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