Today, the highly anticipated Omni Tempe Hotel at ASU announced that it is accepting reservations for stays beginning on April 28, 2023, with rates starting at $275 per night.
Old ideas behind new hotel technology (plus what’s next)
Considering problems that the technology can solve in the day-to-day areas of the hospitality business, it’s clear that adopting hotel tech is no longer a nice-to-have, but a must-have to stay competitive.
The cost of acquiring a guest: Making the most of your booking channels in a recovering market
While managing costs to the business often focuses on staff wages, property maintenance and food & beverage expenditure; what should not be overlooked is the actual cost to a hotel for acquiring a guest in the first place.
Five essential social media strategies to help increase guest bookings
By taking the time to properly do your research on how to appeal to various demographics and steadily introducing these five social media strategies, you will start to see your hotel’s direct bookings subsequently increase.
Will viral safety drive bookings for Q3 2021 and beyond?
The psychological schism the pandemic has had within our society will impact your messaging to different customer segments, so you must strive to know what guest you are dealing with as well as who is most amenable to your messaging and your locale. Here are some emerging trends that are actually motivating them to book.
A thing or two the hotel industry can learn from Amazon
Hotels now need to look at alternative ways to boost their incomes. Remember there are many ways to make money, so don’t pigeonhole yourself into using just one.
Autumn is the new summer for 2020
Here are some broad thoughts to mull over in order to help you prepare for the forecasted glut of reservations during our current downtime so that once autumn hits you can still deliver exceptional guest service.
50% of travelers book through 3rd parties
Travelers reveal why they book (and stay) with travel and hospitality brands
How Google Hotel Ads are changing the direct bookings game for independent hotels
Here is one weapon that small properties have to fight for precious search real estate and compete for direct bookings.
Overbooking strategies: basic, better, best
Any hotel that doesn’t have established overbooking strategies in place is leaving money on the table due to missed occupancy at the property’s highest price point where profits can be maximised.
