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9 Common Myths About Hotel Revenue Management. Let’s Debunk Them.

eZee Absolute

Myth #7: Overbooking is a curse and should NEVER be used Overbooking can make or break a hotel; it is like a double edge sword. If you aren’t aware of overbooking, it is a strategy used by revenue managers to acquire more reservations than the number of available rooms to achieve the highest possible occupancy rate.

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Hotel costs: How to reduce expenses and boost revenue

SiteMinder

For hoteliers, hotel costs encompass everything from the cost of construction, to the cost of insurance, to the everyday operational costs of establishing, running and ultimately growing a hotel business. Hotel construction costs The foundation of any hotel begins with its construction. What are hotel costs?

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15 Essentials Digital Marketing Services for Hotels

MediaBoom

Reputation management involves addressing negative reviews in a professional and constructive manner, offering solutions, and demonstrating your commitment to improvement. By tracking demand trends, booking patterns, and competitor pricing, hotels can adjust their rates dynamically to maximize occupancy and revenue.

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Navigating hotel RFPs: How to win more group business in 2024

Cloudbeds

From conferences to weddings and production crews, securing group business is a surefire way for hotels to fill occupancy months in advance. With all the necessary details, the hotel constructs a compelling proposal tailored to the needs outlined in the RFP. Groups are one of the most lucrative segments for hoteliers. PMS integration.