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How to Price Buyouts of Smaller Hotels in Leisure Markets

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Small properties (one hundred rooms or less), especially upper-upscale and luxury boutique hotels in destination markets that are principally leisure with higher ADRs, are often attractive buy-out destinations for certain kinds of groups. This can range from weddings and reunions to corporate and association retreats or incentive travel.

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Dynamic Pricing Dilemma: How Close Are Hotels to Perfect Competition?

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Perfect competition is a term used in economics to describe a market structure where many buyers and sellers interact without any restrictions, and prices reflect the actual supply and demand dynamics. The industry is characterized by its diverse pricing and services and the advanced technological tools used to set those prices.

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Value Based Pricing: Are You Charging What Your Rooms Are Worth?

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Let’s talk about something revolutionary, yet as ancient as commerce itself: value-based pricing. It’s time to ditch the old-school, cost-plus mentality and hello to a pricing strategy that actually makes sense for your independent hotels. Why It Barely Works The fundamental flaw of cost-plus pricing is its inward focus.

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Taylor Touches Down and Hotel Prices Swiftly Rise

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Overall, the arrival of Swift is positive for pricing in every hotel market we look at, although the level of variation from destination to destination can be quite extreme, for reasons we will discuss later. We can see that the effect on hotel room pricing in some cities is staggering.

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What Are The Benefits of Using Discount Pricing Strategies

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Discount pricing is a strategy in which you offer your hotel rooms at a lower price to draw guests, boost demand, increase sales volume, or decrease perishable inventory. This pricing strategy can be applied temporarily for promotional purposes or over an extended period to help position your hotel.

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Why Hotel Price Monitoring Matters and Best Practices

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Hoteliers and revenue managers rely on effective hotel price monitoring to optimize revenue and maximize profitability. By understanding market trends, demand patterns, and competitor pricing strategies, hoteliers can adjust their pricing strategies in real time to attract more guests and maintain a competitive edge in the industry.

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Open Pricing: Reviving Hotel Revenue Management

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Open pricing is a hotel pricing and room distribution strategy that sells rooms at a rate that will both benefit the customer and provide the highest possible profit for the hotel at the same time. How does open pricing work? Open pricing offers more flexibility than the popular BAR strategy used by most hotels.

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