March 3, 2010 | Article | Hotel and Motel Management | By Jason Q. Freed
Revenue management should be viewed as a complete revenue strategy that helps truly define the value of a guest, rather than simply price gouging.
February 25, 2010 | Newswire
The program, currently being tested at the Aloft Lexington in Lexington, Mass., gives an enhanced RFID keycard to preferred guests. On the day of a planned stay, a text message is sent directly to the guest's mobile device providing their room number.
February 17, 2010 | Newswire
The number represents a 500-percent increase in yields over January 2009, and a significant number of new properties that came online with EZYield over the past year.
January 15, 2010 | Article | Hotel and Motel Management | By Karen Morris
A recent case involving a service dog demonstrates what rights hoteliers have versus guests.
October 28, 2009 | Article | Hotel and Motel Management | By John Ely
We put a new client's reservation system to the test in order to show how inconsistent information is a detriment to your hotels and your guests.
October 15, 2009 | Article | Hotel and Motel Management | By Karen Morris
Just when you thought the life of a hotel manager could not get any more complicated, the peeping tom issue returns with a vengeance. And the whole country is watching. BY HWN COLUMNIST KAREN MORRIS
August 6, 2009 | Article | Hotel and Motel Management | By Jason Q. Freed
Knowing the ins and outs of your property-management system has obvious benefits and can actually translate into real revenue. With the help of the World Wide Web, PMS vendors are offering intricate training. BY SENIOR EDITOR JASON Q. FREED
July 27, 2009 | Article | Hotel and Motel Management | By Jason Q. Freed
Over the past few years, technology gurus in the hospitality space have begun taking this concept a step further. Realizing the benefits of instant access, hoteliers have adopted new mobile tools that help streamline the daily operating process, whether it’s the ability to personalize a stay for a returning guest or to decrease the time it takes to perform a task. Besides time, today’s mobile technologies are saving hoteliers what matters most: money.
July 20, 2009 | Article | Hotel and Motel Management | By John Ely
This interaction with the customer is your last opportunity to demonstrate your concern for the guest and your overall character. In the days of in-room or automated check-out processes, the face-to-face interaction should be viewed as a rare occasion and a chance to build guest loyalty. BY ONLINE COLUMNIST JOHN ELY
July 16, 2009 | Article | By HWN Staff
Make a good final impression; Use technology to cut labor costs; POW: High Peaks Resort