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Transforming Guest Experiences to Drive More Revenue

STAAH

With market dynamics constantly evolving, hotels must explore and innovate beyond traditional revenue streams. One highly effective strategy is to look beyond rooms to drive ancillary revenue. Diversify Revenue Streams: Relying solely on room revenue can be risky.

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Strategies for Ancillary Revenue Success in Hotels

eZee Absolute

Well, here’s a trick called “ancillary revenue.” To put it in simple words, ancillary revenue or additional revenue is like a bonus income that hotels can earn from things besides just renting rooms. That’s exactly what ancillary revenue is all about.

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Ancillary revenue: Guide and examples for hotels

SiteMinder

What is ancillary revenue? Ancillary revenue is when you earn income from additional services or products offered at your hotel. By offering these added touches, you’re not just boosting your revenue; you’re creating memorable experiences that make your hotel stand out. It’s a virtuous cycle.

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Curator and Tock partner to enhance the guest experience

Hotel Business

Tock, a reservation, experiences and events platform for the hospitality industry, has partnered with Curator Hotel & Resort Collection. As Curator’s newest platform partner, Tock will empower member hotels and resorts to streamline their operations, drive ancillary revenue and elevate guest experiences all on one system.

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How decision intelligence unlocks hotel data for better insights

Cloudbeds

For example, Cloudbeds Intelligence analyzes billions of future-looking data points, including competitor rates, events, holidays, and search information, combined with a property’s own data to understand how every combination impacts profit.

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Mastering The Art of Resort Revenue Management

Catala Consulting

Seasonal Pattern Analysis: Resorts can capitalize on fluctuating demands driven by seasons, holidays, and local events, by adjusting pricing and operational strategies accordingly. Such services might include dining, spa services, on-site entertainment, or event fees.

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How to start a hotel business plan

SiteMinder

Hotel facilities and amenities: Detail your hotel’s facilities and amenities, including the number of rooms, room types, dining options, meeting rooms, and leisure activities. online advertising, social media, email marketing, partnerships, events) Marketing messages: What key messages will you communicate to your target audience?