Travel Market Life Podcast: Hospitality Discussion 2024 (Part 2): Revenue Generation

In this episode, we look at where there is potential to drive more revenue in hospitality and accommodation businesses when the ADR has been maximised, other than occupancy - how can hotels increase spend per guest? Speaking to Scot Turner, Director at Auden Hospitality,we look at F&B, exploring where profit margins have seeped to an all-time low - and how businesses can improve opportunities.

Hotelier key considerations included:

  • Skills management among team leadership and management
  • Challenges in data utilisation for identifying lost opportunities in F&B
  • Outsourcing F&B or embracing food delivery services (like JustEat/Deliveroo)
  • Need for hotels to adapt offerings to changing consumer behaviours
  • How to leverage revenue from EV Charging, Parking and Security/Deposit Lockers

Thanks to our facilitators; Catt Mcleod (Elegant Hotel Collection), David Ohandjanian (UPhotel Agency), Jon Siberry (Sarova Hotels).

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Hoteliers’ Voice is a podcast and event series offering a rare, "behind-the-curtain" look at the hospitality industry, featuring candid conversations with leaders from world-class brands like Radisson, Virgin Hotels, Red Carnation Hotels, and management keeping operations ticking to deliver exceptional guest experiences.

 

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