HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW

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Loretta Macke

Emerging technology encourages positive change for hotel sales teams, but also comes with its own sets of challenges, especially as it relates to understanding where these it fits into a company's structure and operations. Once properly onboarded, teams that can properly utilize the resources available to them can work more efficiently, ultimately yielding better results for teams and potential clients. READ MORE

Kimberly Erwin

Marketing budgets have always been tight, but this post-Covid world put a greater emphasis on cost containment. Marketing spends must be justified and optimized - and with limited hotel marketing expertise available, properties have a difficult time knowing what to focus on. The key priorities include: 1) staying focused on positioning; 2) supporting the fundamentals; and 3) ensuring marketing supports business needs. READ MORE

Joel Pyser

The speed of change in today's hospitality industry is unprecedented. That means that, now more than ever, hotel sales staff and management need to be able to make sales decisions faster and with easy access to reliable data intelligence. Leveraging newer technologies that can instantly combine all relevant data sets into a single source, hoteliers can now finally ensure that their sales strategies are in line with evolving market trends. READ MORE

Sebastien Leitner

Traveler behavior has changed in recent years faster than we can anticipate. If the disruption from COVID taught us anything, it's that a reliance on traditional channels that we've historically depended on can be a threat to business. This shouldn't engender fear, but rather curiosity. Consider these six sales and marketing strategies to help accelerate your business and keep pace with changing travel behavior. READ MORE

Sarah Fox

Hotels rarely exist in a vacuum where their success does not depend on assets and resources outside the bounds of individual properties. Instead, most hotels form interdependencies that broaden their appeal to guests and enrich the essential hospitality experience. Many times, those interdependencies contribute to the financial viability of the investment and form bonds with adjacent communities that allow them to play important societal roles. This article explores several trends where a wide range of interdependencies benefit hotel guests, operators, developers, and the communities they inhabit. READ MORE

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