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How to Manage Your Marketing Budget Effectively

Revenue Hub

Managing marketing budgets effectively is crucial for any hotelier aiming to achieve sustainable growth in an increasingly competitive landscape. By carefully planning your marketing spend, you can maximise your return on investment (ROI), attract the right guests, and keep occupancy rates high throughout the year.

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8 Ways to Attract Domestic Travelers to Your Hotel

Revenue Hub

With the exchange rate being favorable, many travelers have recently taken off for international destinations, but the domestic market is still going strong. But don’t take domestic travelers for granted. Repeat guests splurge more and cost fewer marketing dollars to attract too.

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Spanish Hotel Market 2024 - Budget Brands To Join Luxury In Spain

Hospitality Net

International hotel brands will continue to pour into Spain, according to Global Asset Solution’s Spanish Hotel Market Outlook 2024. The company said that it expected to see budget brands join the swelling numbers of luxury flags as both domestic and international tourism grew.

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Tourism trends: Domestic and international tourist market

SiteMinder

It enables: Market positioning and brand differentiation Adapting to trends allows hotels to position themselves strategically in a crowded market, highlighting unique selling points that resonate with current consumer interests. Otherwise they are combating inflation by choosing cheaper rooms or purchasing packages.

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UK Budget to raise taxes by £40bn: Hospitality industry reacts

Serviced Apartments

Reading Time: 7 minutes UK: UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves MP has delivered a Labour Budget for the first time in 14 years as the government warned of “difficult” decisions to “restore economic stability” and plug a £22 billion black hole in public finances that was estimated by the Office for Budget Responsibility [OBR].

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The rise of staycations: how UK hotels can capitalise on domestic tourism

Hotel Owner

It is estimated that in 2021 alone, domestic travel accounted for 96% of the UK’s total travel and tourism expenditure while two years prior, in 2019, it represented 81% of the total expenditure. In 2023, the share of Britons taking a domestic summer holiday, or staycation, in the UK increased by 50% compared to the previous year.

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Best Practices for Hospitality Marketing

Modern Restaurant Management

Many hoteliers and restaruanteurs have wondered what to do about their marketing, do they pause it, carry on, spend less, spend more? But the question remains, what should they do about marketing during a pandemic like coronavirus? What You Can Do with Your Marketing Budget. Budgeting is a tricky one at this time.

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