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‘Call it magic’: Coldplay fans drive hot demand for hotel rooms in Auckland, Sydney and Melbourne

Hotel Management

Coldplay fans are flocking to hotels across Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland as its Music of the Spheres Tour kicks off in Australia and New Zealand. Recent data from CoStar shows Auckland experiencing the highest occupancy levels of the three cities, peaking at 84.1% The second highest occupancy on the books (79.1%, +25.5%

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How decision intelligence unlocks hotel data for better insights

Cloudbeds

For years, the gold standard guiding business strategies for hotels has relied heavily on historical data, analyzed a few times a year (at best), making it difficult to swiftly respond to changing market conditions. For hotels, this includes making dynamic rate suggestions and identifying segments and offers for marketing campaigns.

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Hotel investment: What is a good hotel ROI?

Little Hotelier

What is hotel investment? Hotel investment is the act of spending money on a hotel to make money from a hotel. The aim is to generate a hotel return on investment (or hotel ROI); money that you can either reinvest in the business or extract as profit. Hotel investments come in many shapes and sizes.

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Why properties should consider midterm bookings this summer

SiteMinder

Table of contents Introduction from SiteMinder: The bleisure market and hotel booking trends Following the pandemic, the bleisure market changed from a growing niche to a mainstream source of bookings for accommodation providers. You’ll find just as many in luxury hotels as you will in B&Bs or vacation rentals.

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What is Yield Management: Guide for Hotels

SiteMinder

For hotels, the ultimate aim of yield management is to increase revenue by leveraging the balance between supply (available rooms) and demand (guest bookings). By understanding and anticipating guest behaviour and market dynamics, hotels can optimise their pricing strategies to boost their bottom line.

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Hotel metrics: How to measure performance in the hotel industry

SiteMinder

What are hotel metrics? Hotel metrics, often referred to as key performance indicators (KPIs), are essential data points that hoteliers use to measure the performance and success of their establishment. Table of contents What should be included in hotel metrics? It offers insights into room demand and helps in forecasting.

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Industry data-trackers see positives for lodging

Hotel Business

This highlights the increasing interest in travel and hotels by consumers, ensuring the long-term viability and, ultimately, profitability for the entire hotel industry ecosystem.” The good news is that supply growth is expected to remain below the long-term average of 1.8%, and that’s going to help occupancy rebound,” she said.