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Marriott Bonvoy nets multiyear deal with Tennis Australia in boost to loyalty, occupancy and rates

Hotel Management

Nuell said the partnership over the past three years has resulted in more Marriott Bonvoy sign ups, increased brand awareness and increased hotel occupancy and revenue in the company’s 10 Melbourne hotels.  “The We operated at high occupancy throughout the tournament, and are currently pacing in line with last year.

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Australia’s hotel occupancy stable in September but growth slow

Hotel Management

STR’s latest data market report shows September 2024 occupancy was stable despite slowing growth, standing at 72.7% Year-to-date occupancy across the country was at 70.4% Hotel occupancy is a key economic indicator,” said Goodwin. up just 0.6% on September 2023 (72.1%). compared to 68.7% in the first nine months of 2023.

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Exclusive: Trilogy Hotels CEO talks hurdles and opportunities amid ‘choppy’ market

Hotel Management

Australia’s hotel sector, whilst choppy, continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience with national occupancy rates at 71% and RevPAR up 3.8% Scott Boyes, Trilogy Hotels Sydney leads the recovery charge with occupancy at 78% and RevPAR growing to an impressive $215, making this market our standout performer.

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How AI is Reshaping Hotel Digital Marketing in 2025

Social Hospitality

From predictive pricing to generative content, AI is driving a new wave of digital marketing innovation that can directly impact a hotel’s bottom line. Enhance Online Visibility with Content Creation and SEO In the realm of content marketing and SEO, AI is also revolutionizing workflows. Tools like ChatGPT and Jasper.ai

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How decision intelligence unlocks hotel data for better insights

Cloudbeds

For years, the gold standard guiding business strategies for hotels has relied heavily on historical data, analyzed a few times a year (at best), making it difficult to swiftly respond to changing market conditions. While better than operating without data, this approach is reactive and inefficient, resulting in missed opportunities.

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Brisbane shows resilience in aftermath of Cyclone Alfred, STR reports

Hotel Management

Speaking exclusively to HM , STR Regional Director Asia Pacific ex China, Matthew Burke, reported a +50% decline in occupancy across South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales. Encouragingly, Easter forward occupancy remains unaffected for now. We’re closely monitoring booking trends.

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Beyond Occupancy: Alternative Revenue Streams for Saturated Markets

TravelNet

Solid occupancy isnt enough anymore. Markets are saturated. While occupancy is still a core metric, relying on it too heavily can leave your property management business vulnerable to seasonal swings, economic uncertainty, and a volatile demand environment. If you operate in a lifestyle-driven market (e.g.