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Analyzing and Predicting Demand for Overnight Accommodation

Hospitality Net

Predicting demand for overnight accommodations is essential for everyone in the hospitality and tourism industry. This blog post investigates the factors that drive travel and offers insights into how accommodation providers can better forecast demand based on the motivations behind a visitor’s journey.

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Accommodation Australia to officially launch on July 1

Hotel Management

Peak industry body Accommodation Australia will officially launch on July 1, 2023, the Fair Work Commission has confirmed. The update follows a Accommodation Association member vote in favour (96%) of an amalgamation with Tourism Accommodation Australia.

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National Hotel Miami Beach Embracing Flexible Financial Management Tools to Streamline Back-Office Operations

Hospitality Net

With 101 newly designed city and direct ocean view guest rooms in its historic tower and 36 luxurious cabanas and suites, The National Hotel Miami Beach is impressing guests with stunning views, luxury accommodations, personalized experiences, and unparalleled service.

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Hospitality Students Predict The Future Of A $4.7 Trillion Industry

Hospitality Net

trillion and was forecast to grow to $5.8 There has been a lot of disruption to this economic sector since the pandemic, that includes food, drink, accommodation, and leisure activities like golf and amusement parks. The global hospitality market reached nearly $4.7 trillion in 2027.

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GBTA Convention: Business travel set to fully recover by 2024, two years early

Hotel Management

In her keynote speech at the 2023 GBTA Convention, GBTA Chief Executive, Suzanne Neufang, admitted the association got the forecast wrong last year – expectations were for a mid-2026 forecast – but there were no complaints about getting it wrong as she was thrilled with the renewed optimistic outlook.

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Exclusive: hoteliers reveal impact of Taylor tourism as Swiftsteria takes hold

Hotel Management

Both Melbourne and Sydney properties are forecasted to have 100% occupancy during concert dates and transient revenue is up to 30% stronger in comparison to other popular concerts,” Hutton told HM exclusively, noting that many hotel guests are asking if they are able to decorate their rooms with Taylor merchandise.

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HMas are out, franchise agreements are in, Axsia HTL reports

Hotel Management

Axsia HTL attributes this to the return of international business and corporate travellers, the resumption of traditional high and low seasons and a consumer willingness to pay more for an accommodation experience. It’s an ecosystem,” he said.