Revenue Management

This article was written by Restaurant Hospitality. Click here to read the original article The Consumer Price Index rose 0.2% from September to November, and 2.7% versus November 2024, according…

This article was written by Hospitality Daily Podcast. Click here to read the original article In this sponsor bonus episode, Agnelo Fernandes, CEO of Cote Hospitality, shares how he and his team…

If you’re a revenue manager today, "uncertainty" probably feels like the only certainty.

Planning my upcoming trip to Thailand has reminded me of something big. I opened Booking.com, searched for hotels, and without thinking… I hit the 8+ filter. And suddenly, every hotel…

There’s a moment. Every single Revenue Manager knows it. You’re looking at the numbers. Something feels… off. Pickup looks weird. ADR is drifting. Occupancy is doing its own thing. The forecast you defended last week suddenly looks like fan fiction.

There’s a moment. Every single Revenue Manager knows it. You’re looking at the numbers. Something feels… off. Pickup looks weird. ADR is drifting. Occupancy is doing its own thing. The forecast you defended last week suddenly looks like fan fiction.

The Brazilian Grand Prix race pushed São Paulo’s hotel average daily rate (ADR) and revenue per available room (RevPAR) to all-time highs, according to November preliminary data from CoStar, a leading provider of online real estate marketplaces, information and analytics in the property markets.

Cancellations are part of hotel life, but the stress they create doesn’t have to be. The real challenge is knowing how to set a policy that protects revenue without pushing…

Walked past Charlotte Tilbury Beauty “1 Woman. 10 Looks.” commercial (brilliant btw.) and thought: Revenue managers are the same: one person, ten playbooks depending on the chaos level of the week.

Stronger corporate and group demand contrasts with softening leisure, driving uneven ADR inflation Nov 24, 2025 BCD Travel’s 2026 outlook points to solid global hotel rate growth, shaped largely by…