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Six Independent Hospitality Trends for 2025 and Beyond

HotelREZ

The market is becoming increasingly competitive for independent accommodation providers, with large hotel chains quickly adapting and OTAs investing to capture travellers. The advancement of self-booking tools means business travellers can easily browse options to make informed decisions that meet their requirements.

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Strategies to Manage Hotel Revenue & Increase Profit

Hotelogix

Utilizing guest data to personalize offers can lead to higher uptake of ancillary services. Dynamic pricing strategies: Move beyond static pricing and adopt dynamic pricing for rooms. Utilize data analytics to forecast demand accurately and adjust prices in real-time. Read Also: What is Dynamic Pricing in Hotels?

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Decoding Hotel Demand: Mastering Hotel Seasonality for Profit

Revenue Hub

The demand for hotel accommodations is closely linked to the demand for travel to a specific destination. NB: This is an article from Demand Calendar Factors such as the destination’s appeal for tourism, business events, cultural festivals, and other attractions are the primary drivers of the demand for overnight stays.

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Tourism trends: Domestic and international tourist market

SiteMinder

What are tourism trends? Tourism trends reflect evolving patterns and preferences in travel, influenced by factors such as technological advancements, socio-economic shifts, and changing consumer behaviours. Table of contents Why keep up with new trends in tourism?

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How to start a hotel business plan

SiteMinder

Marketing strategy: Highlight your key marketing initiatives, such as online advertising, social media engagement, or partnerships with travel agencies. Target market: Define your ideal guest profile, including their demographics, interests, and travel habits. Research your direct competitors and indirect competitors (e.g.,

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OTA & Direct Booking: Finding The Right Balance

STAAH

On one side, you have OTAs (online travel agents) that are vital distribution partners to liquidate unsold inventory and put heads in beds. Customer trust: Many travellers trust OTAs due to their established reputation and user-friendly platforms. Equally managing OTA relationships will help ensure you maximise your spend with them.

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Does an Experienced Hotelier Really Need Analytics?

Revenue Hub

Analytics in the hospitality industry refers to the systematic computational analysis of data or statistics related to various aspects of hospitality operations, including hotels, restaurants, travel, and tourism. This can significantly enhance guest satisfaction and loyalty. It sounds fantastic, in theory.