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NYU Conference: STR upgrades 2023 forecast, with ADR and RevPAR set to increase

Hotel Management

STR and Tourism Economics have upgraded the 2023 United States hotel forecast, released at the 45th Annual NYU International Hospitality Industry Investment Conference in New York this week (June 5). While top-line performance advances, growing operating expenses are projected to limit profit growth over the remainder of the year.

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STR, TE Update 2023 U.S. Hotel Forecast ADR and RevPAR Projections

Lodging

hotel forecast at the 45th Annual NYU International Hospitality Industry Investment Conference. While top-line performance advances, growing operating expenses are projected to limit profit growth over the remainder of the year. The occupancy projection for this year was lowered 0.2 percent and 1.3 percent and 1.3

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

Hotel Management

Accor Pacific Chief Operating Officer PME, Adrian Williams, told HM there has been an unprecedented level of interest in Accor hotels and its loyalty programme ALL – Accor Live Limitless since the concerts were first announced – and not just in these two cities. “The

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How decision intelligence unlocks hotel data for better insights

Cloudbeds

While better than operating without data, this approach is reactive and inefficient, resulting in missed opportunities. In this article, we explore what decision intelligence is and the transformative effect it’s bound to have across demand optimization, segmentation, operations, and training and enablement.

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3 vital questions every hotel general manager should be able to answer

Demand Calendar

Operating a hotel without solid answers to core business questions is like flying blind. Its no longer enough to glance at daily occupancy numbers or fleeting ADR trendshoteliers must dig deeper to ensure that every decision they make aligns with profitability and guest satisfaction. What is your forecast for the next 1218 months?

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New Hospitality Metrics for Revenue Managers

Hotel Management

Demand forecasting, rate negotiations, inventory management – stay with us – competitor analysis and pricing strategy can leave even the most seasoned hotelier feeling a little fatigued. It gives you data from only one income source and is based on an occupancy rate that’s also an incomplete representation.

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8 practical tips to increase your hotel’s occupancy rates

STAAH

With a little creativity and lots of data and insights, low occupancy periods can be more efficiently managed Low occupancy is largely driven by seasonality with off-peak times being marked by fewer bookings and even lower forward bookings. To conclude Optimising revenue during low occupancy doesn’t have to be difficult.