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Minimum stay (MLOS): What is it and how can it be used?

Little Hotelier

For example, if you set a minimum stay of two nights, no guest will be able to book a stay shorter than that. Minimum length of stay (MLOS or MinLOS) restrictions can be used across all your rooms or a select few that you choose. Why do hotels use MLOS?

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Introducing an even better Tape Chart

TravelNet

Improve Tape Chart filters user experience: Finding the perfect accommodations for your guests is now easier than ever with the improved Tape Chart filters. Whether it’s a minimum length-of-stay, closed arrival, or closed departure, you have the power to tailor your search and maximize booking success.

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Want to Improve Hotel Occupancy Rate? Try these Strategies.

Hotelogix

You can increase your rate and occupancy as many people will be looking to book their accommodations. On the other hand, a hotel with poor ratings or negative reviews can deter guests from booking a stay there.  For this, adopt a Channel Manager and integrate it with the Cloud Hotel PMS.

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Hotel peak season: Strategies for small hotels

Little Hotelier

However, you may also be worried about managing the increased workload that awaits you. Review your length of stay restrictions Length of stay strategies can boost your revenue when you expect a high volume of bookings coming your way. If not, just try to find ways to make locals feel special.

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Hotel Revenue Management Strategies

Xotels

We have written extensively about hotel revenue management strategies and tactics here throughout the years. As strategy is one of the most essential parts of revenue management, we have made a summary of all the top advice from our perspective as a hotel revenue management consulting company.

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5 Most Effective Hotel Room Pricing Strategies to Boost Revenue

Hotelogix

The answer to this question is quite simple – if you charge too high, you will lose customers to your local competition that offers reasonable rates for more or less the same type of accommodation and services. You should modify your room pricing either based on maximum length of stay or minimum length of stay to enhance occupancy.

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