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Explainer RevPAR vs. TRevPar If you work in the hotel business, acronyms are part of the job. Among the many shorthand terms we use, two are particularly important for measuring performance. Their names might strike a similar chord, but delving into these respective metrics rev... STRMore in this category Revenue Management More like this
Explainer What does it mean when a chef becomes a MOF? For those outside of France, the hospitality industry, or both, the initials MOF may not ring a bell, but those three letters hold an incredible amount of significance. To be a “Meilleur Ouvrier de France” or "Best Craftsman of France" as you’ll soo... EHLMore in this category Food & Beverage More like this
Explainer How to increase holiday bookings Holiday bookings refer to the reservations made by individuals or groups for accommodation, travel, and other related services during their vacation period. These bookings can encompass a range of options, from luxurious five-star hotels to quaint b... SiteMinderMore in this category Sales & Marketing More like this
Explainer Customer service excellence in the luxury segment: How to stand out The luxury sector is growing steadily and creating great opportunities for brands to enter the market or grow their audience. But it’s no longer all about being flashy and pricey, today’s luxury shopper is more influenced by personalization, innovat... Breandan RitaineJunior Consultant at EHL Hospitality Business School (EHL) EHLMore in this category Guest ExperienceMore in this category Luxury Travel More like this
Explainer Cool jobs you could have in the future - What is a Brand Manager? Welcome to a series that’s all about your future and the exciting possibilities waiting for you in the professional world! If you’ve ever wondered what cool jobs are out there, you’re in the right place. We’re kicking things off by unveiling the sec... EHLMore in this category Brand Marketing More like this
Explainer Competitor based pricing for hotels: A complete guide Competitor-based pricing or competition-based pricing is a data-driven approach where businesses use advanced analytics to set their prices based on competitors’ rates. In the hotel industry, this involves leveraging sophisticated pricing algorithms... SiteMinderMore in this category Sales & MarketingMore in this category Revenue Management More like this
Explainer Hotel channel manager comparison: Chart to compare A hotel channel manager comparison is crucial to ensure that you are investing in the best piece of software for your business. After all, it will form the backbone of your hotel distribution, and failing to find the best fit for both now and the fu... SiteMinderMore in this category Sales & Marketing More like this
Explainer Hotel dynamic pricing: Definition, examples, and best software to use Dynamic pricing is a pricing strategy for hotels that involves changing room rates daily, or even within the day based on real-time market conditions. SiteMinderMore in this category Information TechnologyMore in this category Revenue Management More like this
Explainer Hotel price monitoring: How to track hotel prices Hotel price monitoring is a crucial practice that involves tracking the prices of hotel rooms, both within your own portfolio and across competitors. This data-driven approach enables you to make informed pricing decisions, ensuring you remain compe... SiteMinderMore in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Finance & AccountingMore in this category Big Data More like this
Explainer Hotel metrics: How to measure performance in the hotel industry Hotel metrics, often referred to as key performance indicators (KPIs), are essential data points that hoteliers use to measure the performance and success of their establishment. SiteMinderMore in this category Revenue ManagementMore in this category Finance & AccountingMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this