Breakfast can be a profit center from brand recognition, search engine visibility, and increased turnover and profitability.
Free eBook: 10 things to know about revenue management
This ebook from Franco Grasso Revenue Team is an introduction to revenue management for executives, general managers, and hotel owners.
4 myths about the state of OTAs post-COVID-19
By drastically disrupting the state of the online travel market, the COVID-19 outbreak has given hotels a unique opportunity to take back control over their acquisition channels. Here we debunk four misguided statements regarding the state of OTAs in a post-COVID-19 travel market, from their cost, to their place in hotels’ channel mix, and more.
Rethinking hotel distribution channels
To stand apart from the crowd, hoteliers must now seek out new distribution channels. Partnerships and affinity-based referencing are options worth consideration.
Finding meaning in OTAs’ recent stock crash
Booking trends are moving away from what OTAs currently provide. Are their business models unfit for what is to come in the near future?
How to safeguard your hotel from OTA under-cutting
Once upon a time: rate parity, trust and best rate guarantee. But now we live in times of uncertainty, where OTAs are acting inconsistently when it comes to strategy, giving ‘parity- breaking’ discounts from unclear rate sources.
What’s the Story Behind Google Hotels and Should OTAs be Worried?
The real rate parity problem no one is talking about
As our series of quarterly parity reports show, parity issues are at the root of huge potential losses for hoteliers. These have a number of causes, depending on whether OTAs have a contractual relationship with the hotels. @otainsight
How can your independent hotel compete with group hotels
Staying competitive is key to success. In the hotel industry, small independent hotels always have to compete with bigger brands or chain properties to attract guests, sell more rooms and to earn more revenues. @Hotelogix
Despite challenges, OTA bookings continue to climb in Europe
By 2022, more than a third of European supplier-OTA bookings will be transacted via mobile websites and apps. @Phocuswright
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