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TrevPAR and It’s Impact on the Future of Hospitality
While everyone agrees that TrevPAR is an important metric for benchmarking against competing hotels, decisions aren’t made off of TrevPAR
Hotel Market Shows Continued Resilience with Focus on Luxury
The hospitality sector, in particular, is sensitive to current challenges in the broader economy: rising interest rates, higher inflation and a tight labor market. NB: This is an article from […]
Hotels Move Beyond RevPAR For Comprehensive Business Intelligence
While RevPAR remains a useful metric, it must be considered alongside others to gain a more comprehensive understanding of a hotel’s financial performance

Total Revenue: Definition, How to Calculate and Examples
Because total revenue definition takes into account every revenue stream, you should also include the following additional revenue metrics in your strategy

Why Aren’t Hoteliers Talking About the Most Valuable Metric: GOPPAR?
The metric we should pay attention to is GOPPAR because it’s the funds a hotelier has to work with. Why doesn’t GOPPAR have its own index like RevPAR does?
What Can RevPAR Tell You and How to Use It Effectively
RevPAR is a valuable metric for measuring a hotel’s financial performance and market position, but it should not be used in isolation

MEGA Events: High Impact Events Fuelling High RevPAR
Strong leisure travel with many high impact events are fuelling a high RevPAR in those destinations, where typical business destinations are yet to recover

Focus on These Hotel Revenue Management KPIS to Increase Profitability
Which hotel revenue management KPIs should you focus on more so than others? We’ll touch on seven KPIs that you want to track for your hotel
What Can Revenue Management Offer Beyond Room Revenue?
Revenue management teams needs to decide where to prioritise. Hoteliers need to shift the mindset from a room-only / RevPAR-focused approach.
US Hotel RevPar Still Strong But ADR and Demand Trending Down
Nominal RevPAR remained well ahead of 2019 in nearly all the 166 U.S. markets for the week and in the past 28 days