Hotel Operations

What is a micro hotel? A micro hotel is a type of accommodation that offers a more minimal offering at a reduced price. It’s a way for hoteliers to cut…

This article was written by Lodging Magazine. Click here to read the original article Aside from labor challenges, one of the greatest constraints that housekeeping managers often face is the…

Table of Contents What is a hotel payment solution? A hotel payment solution is more than a tool to charge credit cards. It’s the bridge between your guest’s decision to…

Turn lookers into bookers with a seamless, connected booking journey powered by smart visibility and conversion tools. Ever get the feeling that people are landing on your hotel website but…

This article was written by Hospitality Daily Podcast. Click here to read the original article Josiah: If you’re curious about what it takes to build a workplace culture that people…

While the Channel Manager from STAAH automates and streamlines the distribution of rates, inventory, and content across online travel agents (OTAs) and metasearch platforms ensuring real-time updates, preventing overbooking, and…

It happened again: A potential guest landed on your hotel’s website, spent time browsing your room options, checked availability, and even clicked through to your booking engine. But then they left without completing their reservation.

In the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of hospitality, the pressure to "do more with less" has become a universal mantra. But how much more can hotel teams handle? And more importantly, are executives taking a hard look at how much they should be expected to handle?

This article was written by Hospitality Technology. Click here to read the original article RoomKeyPMS is celebrating a remarkable milestone in its long-standing partnership with Lakeview Hotels & Resorts: 20…

In this week’s episode of Hotel Moment, Mandi Graziano, Vice President of Global Accounts for the Hotel Performance Network and a podcaster herself, joins Revinate CMO Karen Stephens to recommend that every hotelier give themselves an audit by taking a look at how they conduct themselves in any business relationship. From contract negotiation to how you show up for your guests, Mandi says it all depends on your Business Bedside Manner™.