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Understanding ARI: A key metric in hotel management

Cloudbeds

Here’s the ARI formula to use: ARI = (Hotel ADR / Compset ADR) * 100 ARI is part of a set of three performance indicators that measure hotel revenue performance by comparing it to a competitive set. The other two indicators are MPI (market penetration index) and RGI (revenue generated index).

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Secrets to Boost Your Hotel’s Revenue: Pricing Strategies You Need to Know

eZee Absolute

Pricing Strategies to Optimize Your Hotel Revenue Value-based pricing Package pricing Captive product pricing Market-penetration pricing Psychological pricing Promotional pricing Dynamic Pricing to Ace Your Strategic Game Why Is It Important to Set Pricing Strategies? This is the only way to make it win its place in the market.

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Hotel KPIs: How should hotels be measuring success?

SiteMinder

For example, you might set out to achieve a revenue lift of 10% year-on-year. There are many metrics that support revenue KPIs. Consider the following when actioning a revenue management strategy: RevPAR – Revenue per available room gives you an idea of your ability to fill your rooms at an average rate.

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Hotel metrics: How to measure performance in the hotel industry

SiteMinder

MPI – Market penetration index is a way to directly compare yourself with your competitors. This is calculated by: your occupancy rate / market occupancy rate x 100. A healthy occupancy rate is certainly an indicator of success but is much too general to rely on.

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Hotel rate management: Best software to use

SiteMinder

A longer LOS can be an indicator of effective rate management strategies, such as offering discounts for extended stays. Market penetration index (MPI), average rate index (ARI), and revenue generation index (RGI) : These are comparative metrics used to assess a hotel’s performance against its competitive set or the broader market.