Revenue Management Filter Explainer Enhancing Hospitality: The Dynamics of Multi-Property Management In the hospitality industry, managing multiple properties transcends simply expanding the number of locations; it involves elevating the guest experience to new heights. At the core of this strategy is the creation of a unified guest profile, ensuri... Alexandra FjällmanChief Marketing Officer at Atomize Atomize ABMore in this category Property TechnologyMore in this category Revenue Management More like this Explainer Hotel Revenue Management glossary: The definitive A to Z of terms for hoteliers It takes patience, practice, commercial nous and access to the best data and software available. We hope, that with a good understanding of the topic, the starting point of which is a familiarity with its foremost terms and concepts, you’ll be able ... Lighthouse (formerly OTA Insight)More in this category Revenue Management More like this Explainer The hospitality industry’s key historical metrics Performance benchmarking is paramount in the hospitality industry, and whether measuring success against yourself, the competition or a specific segment of the market, the process involves foundational historical metrics. STRMore in this category Revenue Management More like this Explainer Hotel productivity: How to improve efficiency in hotels Hotel productivity is a measure of how much a hotel does (in terms of selling rooms, products and services) with the resources it has (such as money, labour and materials). The ultimate goal is to simply do more with less. SiteMinderMore in this category Revenue Management More like this Explainer RevPAR vs. TRevPar If you work in the hotel business, acronyms are part of the job. Among the many shorthand terms we use, two are particularly important for measuring performance. Their names might strike a similar chord, but delving into these respective metrics rev... STRMore in this category Revenue Management More like this Explainer Competitor based pricing for hotels: A complete guide Competitor-based pricing or competition-based pricing is a data-driven approach where businesses use advanced analytics to set their prices based on competitors’ rates. In the hotel industry, this involves leveraging sophisticated pricing algorithms... SiteMinderMore in this category Sales & MarketingMore in this category Revenue Management More like this Explainer Hotel dynamic pricing: Definition, examples, and best software to use Dynamic pricing is a pricing strategy for hotels that involves changing room rates daily, or even within the day based on real-time market conditions. SiteMinderMore in this category Information TechnologyMore in this category Revenue Management More like this Explainer Hotel price monitoring: How to track hotel prices Hotel price monitoring is a crucial practice that involves tracking the prices of hotel rooms, both within your own portfolio and across competitors. This data-driven approach enables you to make informed pricing decisions, ensuring you remain compe... SiteMinderMore in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Finance & AccountingMore in this category Big Data More like this Explainer Hotel metrics: How to measure performance in the hotel industry Hotel metrics, often referred to as key performance indicators (KPIs), are essential data points that hoteliers use to measure the performance and success of their establishment. SiteMinderMore in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Finance & AccountingMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this Explainer Guide to hotel fees and surcharges for hotels Hotel fees encompass a range of extra charges guests may pay for amenities and services. However, they are more than just additional charges on a guest’s bill. They can also be strategic revenue boosters that can significantly elevate your hotel’s p... SiteMinderMore in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Finance & Accounting More like this The Hotel Yearbook ESG 2024 Unlocking the ESG Innovation Stack in Hospitality Download Your content on Hospitality Net? Hospitality Net membership explained
Explainer Enhancing Hospitality: The Dynamics of Multi-Property Management In the hospitality industry, managing multiple properties transcends simply expanding the number of locations; it involves elevating the guest experience to new heights. At the core of this strategy is the creation of a unified guest profile, ensuri... Alexandra FjällmanChief Marketing Officer at Atomize Atomize ABMore in this category Property TechnologyMore in this category Revenue Management More like this
Explainer Hotel Revenue Management glossary: The definitive A to Z of terms for hoteliers It takes patience, practice, commercial nous and access to the best data and software available. We hope, that with a good understanding of the topic, the starting point of which is a familiarity with its foremost terms and concepts, you’ll be able ... Lighthouse (formerly OTA Insight)More in this category Revenue Management More like this
Explainer The hospitality industry’s key historical metrics Performance benchmarking is paramount in the hospitality industry, and whether measuring success against yourself, the competition or a specific segment of the market, the process involves foundational historical metrics. STRMore in this category Revenue Management More like this
Explainer Hotel productivity: How to improve efficiency in hotels Hotel productivity is a measure of how much a hotel does (in terms of selling rooms, products and services) with the resources it has (such as money, labour and materials). The ultimate goal is to simply do more with less. SiteMinderMore in this category Revenue Management More like this
Explainer RevPAR vs. TRevPar If you work in the hotel business, acronyms are part of the job. Among the many shorthand terms we use, two are particularly important for measuring performance. Their names might strike a similar chord, but delving into these respective metrics rev... STRMore in this category Revenue Management More like this
Explainer Competitor based pricing for hotels: A complete guide Competitor-based pricing or competition-based pricing is a data-driven approach where businesses use advanced analytics to set their prices based on competitors’ rates. In the hotel industry, this involves leveraging sophisticated pricing algorithms... SiteMinderMore in this category Sales & MarketingMore in this category Revenue Management More like this
Explainer Hotel dynamic pricing: Definition, examples, and best software to use Dynamic pricing is a pricing strategy for hotels that involves changing room rates daily, or even within the day based on real-time market conditions. SiteMinderMore in this category Information TechnologyMore in this category Revenue Management More like this
Explainer Hotel price monitoring: How to track hotel prices Hotel price monitoring is a crucial practice that involves tracking the prices of hotel rooms, both within your own portfolio and across competitors. This data-driven approach enables you to make informed pricing decisions, ensuring you remain compe... SiteMinderMore in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Finance & AccountingMore in this category Big Data More like this
Explainer Hotel metrics: How to measure performance in the hotel industry Hotel metrics, often referred to as key performance indicators (KPIs), are essential data points that hoteliers use to measure the performance and success of their establishment. SiteMinderMore in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Finance & AccountingMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this
Explainer Guide to hotel fees and surcharges for hotels Hotel fees encompass a range of extra charges guests may pay for amenities and services. However, they are more than just additional charges on a guest’s bill. They can also be strategic revenue boosters that can significantly elevate your hotel’s p... SiteMinderMore in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Finance & Accounting More like this