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Long term forecast remains largely unchanged, with US demand to bounce back in 2022, 2023 for the Middle East, 2024 in Europe, and 2025 in Asia Pacific

Despite many logistical challenges, Dubai has managed to successfully kickstart this world-renowned exposition, and local hotels are thriving as a result

A dollar is a dollar, a euro is a euro – right? Wrong, at least when it comes to how hotels bring in revenue. All revenue is not created equally

While traditional revenue management metrics are still important, the industry is gravitating toward standards that reflect a wider spectrum of operations

Most brands and some management companies have performance clauses in their agreements with owners that indicate a level of REVPAR index to be maintained

The cold hard truth is arriving with the chillier weather: global hotel performance has a ways to go before it’s back to its former self.

The negative relationship, or trade-off, between ADR and occupancy is central to revenue manager’s decision under normal operating conditions

RevPAM is one of those metrics that are growing in prominence, changing the way hoteliers look at the earning potential of their property

As conversations around monetising new hotel offerings increase, everyone needs to be speaking the same language and guided by a consistent yardstick

Global hotel performance is improving month by month. That’s good news. The more pressing concern is if it will remain – the hotel industry is still fragile