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Revenue Management Leader IDeaS Unveils eBook to Help Cruise Operators Drive Revenue Using Data-Driven Insights

The recent surge in cruise demand presents substantial opportunities for growth, yet cruise lines face significant challenges, including intensifying competition, labor shortages, inflated costs and delayed ... IDeaS’ Cruise Revenue Management System (RMS) uses advanced data analytics and automation to predict demand, execute dynamic revenue strategies, boost profitability and maintain a competitive edge for

Insights from the 2025 NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum

1.3%, lagging behind inflation Group demand continues to show strength in 2025 and beyond A separate seminar warned of rising operating expenses, forecasted to increase by 4%, outpacing revenue growth ... Industry Fundamentals Remain Strong Despite uncertainty surrounding the economy and public policy, travel demand remains high.

A look at hotel bookings ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup

Yet, market forecasters should keep in mind that those demand gains can be balanced by room supply in a market as well as the event’s accessibility to nearby (but external) markets. ... Assuming that economic and international travel conditions remain favorable in 2026, STR’s models indicate that U.S. markets are forecasted to have sizable monthly ADR premiums across World Cup host cities

Running Lean, Not Empty: Turning a Demand Slowdown Into a Margin Engine

Start where savings hit fastest: scheduling. 12-hour demand feeds—pull pickup data at noon and midnight. Algorithmic rostering—AI matches skill, wage code and legal rules to the freshest forecast. ... These small reinvestments keep service levels—and online review velocity—intact, preserving rate integrity for the next demand upswing.

Indonesia’s International Visitor Spend to Reach a Record-Breaking IDR 344TN in 2025

This marks a sharp increase from IDR 289.1TN in 2024, reflecting renewed global confidence and rising demand for Indonesia’s diverse tourism offering. ... Employment is also expected to continue thriving, with Travel & Tourism forecast to support almost 14MN jobs - 9.3% of the total national employment. Indonesia’s success story is no accident.