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Salted egg yolk appeals to consumer demand for indulgent, sophisticated flavors

  • Datassential NRN staff
  • 10 February 2025
🥚 Salted egg yolks, a Chinese and Southeast Asian staple, are gaining popularity in U.S. restaurants as a unique flavoring in various dishes. Market research from Datassential shows a 71% increase in menu appearances over four years, now at 0.5%. However, among the U.S. population, while 50% are aware of salted egg yolks, only 23% have tasted them. The trend reflects a rising interest in indulgent, umami-rich flavors.
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STUDY: 67% of Gen Z Consider Takeout Essential

  • Tony Loeb
  • 6 February 2025
🍴 The restaurant industry is expected to see sales growth over four percent in 2025, with employment reaching nearly 16 million jobs, driven by operators balancing value and experience. Consumers seek more than affordability, with 70% interested in tasting events, 52% in private dinners, and 50% in cooking classes. Loyalty programs are influential, increasing traffic for 70% of operators and affecting dining choices of 61% of delivery and over 40% of dine-in customers. Operators anticipate on-premises dining to be crucial for success, with 90% of fine dining and 87% of casual dining businesses emphasizing its importance.
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Dukkah, a seasoning blend rising in popularity on restaurant menus

  • NRN staff Datassential.
  • 5 February 2025
🥒 Dukkah, an Egyptian seasoning blend, is gaining popularity in the US with a 35% increase in restaurant menu presence over four years, particularly in independent and fine-dining venues. Market research from Datassential reveals 14% of the US population, mostly Gen Z, recognizes dukkah. It's creatively used in salads, soups, as a protein coating, and as garnish on avocado toast.
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How to calculate the average length of stay and why it matters for your revenue

  • Maciej Czajka
  • 3 February 2025
📆 In 2023, the average length of stay (ALOS) for Portuguese, French, and US hotels was 1.8 days, while Madeira's ALOS reached 4.5 days. To calculate ALOS, divide the total number of nights by total bookings (e.g., 1,000 nights / 400 bookings = 2.5 nights). ALOS is influenced by hotel type, location, seasonality, and client profile. Strategies to increase ALOS include offering tiered pricing, special deals, long-stay packages, partnering with local businesses, improving guest experience, and optimizing marketing campaigns. Longer stays can lead to higher occupancy rates, steady revenue, and positive guest reviews.
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Mastering the Basics: How Capacity, Volume, and Price Unlock Success

  • Anders Johansson
  • 28 January 2025
💾 In the hospitality industry, tracking capacity (rooms, meeting spaces, etc.), volume (units sold), and price data (ADR, package pricing) is key for revenue and staffing optimization. Despite their importance, many hotels analyze these metrics in silos rather than holistically. To unlock growth opportunities and improve guest satisfaction, hotels must align all departments—housekeeping, front office, food and beverage, sales, and revenue management. An integrated business intelligence (BI) tool is essential for collecting, consolidating, and visualizing data, allowing for strategic decision-making that enhances service coordination and leverages cross-department synergies. The article suggests moving beyond siloed metrics and adopting an advanced, coordinated approach to capacity, volume, and pricing strategies with the right BI platform.
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The restaurant environment is ‘stable to improved’

  • Alicia Kelso
  • 27 January 2025
🍴 According to the ICR Conference, the restaurant industry saw sequential improvements in traffic and sales towards the end of 2024, with a 0.3% month-over-month decline in December but a 2.4% increase compared to December 2023. Traffic rose by 0.8% in Q4 2024, in contrast to a 1.1% decrease in Q4 2023. Analysts anticipate a "stable to improved environment" with consumer spending expected to advance in 2025, while credit card and auto loan delinquencies slowed down, implying a potential peak in consumer debt. Restaurant spending is predicted to grow by a low-single-digit percentage, but traffic could be flat or slightly negative due to ongoing inflation and a cooler labor market.
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Maximizing Revenue for Extended Stay Accommodations: Challenges and Opportunities

  • Revfine.com1
  • 25 January 2025
🏨 The European extended stay accommodations and serviced apartments sector is projected to grow at a CAGR of 12.3% from 2024 to 2030. A shift in traveler preference for work and play trips, restrictions on short-term rentals, and lean operating models are driving this growth. Revenue management in this segment faces challenges such as varying rates for different stay lengths and demand forecasting. Advanced revenue management systems are essential for optimizing forecasting, inventory allocation, and pricing strategies to maximize revenue. Serviced apartments must balance long-stay and short-stay demand and ensure straight-line availability to unlock revenue potential.
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New on the Menu: A holy basil smashburger and a Comté uttapam

  • Bret Thorn
  • 24 January 2025
🍴 Bret Thorn, Senior Food & Beverage Editor for Nation’s Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality, reports on food and beverage trends. Host of “In the Kitchen with Bret Thorn” podcast and columnist for The New York Sun (2005-2008). Joined Nation’s Restaurant News in 1999, after 5 years in Thailand writing for Manager magazine and Asia Times. Studied history at Tufts University, French cooking at Le Cordon Bleu Paris, and Chinese culture in Beijing and Nanjing. Worked for ABC News during Tiananmen Square protests (1989). Won 2006 Jesse H. Neal Award, inducted into Disciples d’Escoffier (2014). Lives in Brooklyn, NY, and specializes in French, Asian, and Thai cuisines. Email: [email protected] Social media: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram.
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EBITDAR explained: Driving financial health for hotels

  • Cloudbeds
  • 22 January 2025
💰 EBITDAR is a profit metric particularly relevant for businesses with high rent expenses like hotels. It excludes non-operational costs such as interest, taxes, rent, and restructuring from earnings to give a true picture of operational performance. The Dalata Hotel Group reported an EBITDAR margin of 39.4% in H1 2024, a slight decrease from 40.6% in H1 2023. EBITDAR margin is calculated as EBITDAR over total revenue x 100. For a hotel with $4,500,000 in revenue and $3,550,000 in costs, EBITDAR is $2,300,000, resulting in a 51.11% margin. Technology plays a key role in simplifying EBITDAR tracking, and hotels can improve this metric by optimizing revenue and controlling costs.
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Studio Becky Carter uses amber glass to cast moody light inside Providence bar

  • Dan Howarth
  • 18 January 2025
🎭 Loma bar in Providence, Rhode Island, radiates a caramel glow, designed by New York-based Studio Becky Carter. Owned by Leishla Maldonado and brothers Osman and Yefri Cortave, the vision was a 'vintage Latin bar' with a 450 square foot intimate space. 1970s Italian cast glass sconces and amber window panes enhance the ambiance. Vintage or second-hand furniture and custom pieces by Transom Woodwork, including a velvet-upholstered banquette, adorn the space. Studio Becky Carter, founded in 2016, was shortlisted for emerging interior designer of the year at the Dezeen Awards 2023.
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