Categories: All - revenue - forecasting - competition - inventory

by Bernadett Fábián 6 years ago

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revenue management overview

Revenue management involves strategic decisions to maximize total profit, particularly in industries with perishable inventory and significant fixed costs. Key functions include group strategy, revenue optimization, and inventory management.

revenue management overview

revenue management overview

competitive assessment

tools ised to assess competitive positioning
rate/value matrix
competitive shop call
competitive value assessment form
property websites
property visit checklist
assessing rate/value relationship of your property to that of the competing properties
identify the competitors prices position and strategies
perform subjective evaluation of the quality
identify the needs and expectations
determine the properties

is...

working toward completion of the recenue cycle
dynamic combination of ppl
response to various market factors

Market share - desired focus

revPAR index
= Hotel revpar/Market revpar
balance of occupancy and ADR

Revenue Management Myths

bad for the custoer
leisure travelers
reason- airlines lost so much money
concept invented by the airlines
yield management is new
computer system

Revenue Maximization

sales strategy
Seasonality
Manu Quoting
how the product us sold
inventory allocation
Yield Management
how many rooms are available at each point?
what price points
pricing
transient pricing

volume relationships

groups/series/aircrews

customers who

maintain long term relationship with few customers

mix management

changes in mix can have dramatic impact on ADR without changes to price

discounting "need times" through qualified discounts

determine best overall segment mix

reational pricing

make it eays for customers to buy

menu quoting

rational reason for each rate

market postitoned Benchmark rate

custoers response within Quality Tier

upselling based solely on real value added

rates must be positiones to reflect fair value

segmentation of custimers based upon

willingness to pay: partially a function of familiarity with property

behaviour: booking pattern

needs: price flexibility,

non-qualified/qualified rates

anticipated....

payment history and financial status

customer relationship

historical performance

last room availability

seasons

length of stay

pattern

volume

standards

properly position rates by

ensure aligment of rate structures

identifying seasonal trends

brand guidelines

pricing philosophies

key elements

customer relationships

strike a balance

long term

short term

mix of business

need tomes through qualified, targeted discounts

set segment goals

derermine best overall segment mix

rational pricing

seasonal pricing

exist for every price for every product at the property

Market postitioned Menchmark Prices

fundamental

the market

the property

the customer

rate structure
how product is priced
position in the market

4 functions of revenue management

inventory management
function space pricing and inventory controls
rooms pricing and inventory controls
revenue analysis
segmentation and channels
hitel and market performance
forecasting
group strategy
businessevaluation
optimize group demand
segment performance
develop strategy in partnetship with Sales
revenue strategy
owner support
market share
positioning
competitive landscape

ideal industry situatins for Yield Managment

"roll the dice"
deciision

don't sell at discount

empty room

sell at full price

sell at a discount

ability to segment customers
perishable inventory
ability to forecast demand
low variable costs
high fixed costs

overview

often described as
right price
right time
right customer
selling the right product
space inventory for the transient
pricing of rooms
maximize total hotel profit