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Luxury experience is what guests are seeking in #hospitality #hotels Guests no longer want just a bed. The hotel concept launches as leisure travelers increasingly seek experiential trips, bolstering demand for luxury and lifestyle accommodations. https://lnkd.in/euyCWrhe

Ho claims that the number of tourists, hotel bookings, and restaurant reservations in Macau has increased as a result of performances. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gFG_cC8m #concerts #primary #attraction #tourists #macautrip #performance #HotelBookings #restaurantreservation #traveller #macautravel #tourism

Rio is getting ready to rock! ???? This year’s Rock in Rio festival is seeing extremely strong demand signals, helping to set record prices in the city. Advertised room rates are currently higher than those seen during this year's Rio Carnival, although they may have already peaked. Nonetheless, there are still opportunities for hotels during Rock in Rio. Check out our latest analysis for all the details ?? https://mylh.co/3wQLeET #hotelindustry #hotel #shorttermrental #hospitalitydata #travelinsights #hospitalitytechnology #hospitalityinsights

In the final weeks of 2023, events, festivals and holiday activities were the main drivers of travel and hotel performance around the world, according to a new report from STR. The report found that while shifting Art Basel back a week had a negative impact on Miami’s RevPAR, down 50.6% from previous years, college football championship games provided a boost to hotels in urban markets across the U.S. like Indianapolis, which hosted the Big 10 Championship. The correlation between large events and increased RevPAR isn’t a new phenomenon, but tightening markets and an increased desire for experience-based travel is evident. Gencom’s portfolio is strategically positioned to capitalize on these shifting trends, from providing proximity to the action with The The St. Regis Chicago to offering options in other destinations like New Orleans and Nashville with select Provenance Hotels such as Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery and Hotel Preston. Learn more via CoStar News: https://bit.ly/48OxNmJ

Super cool exercise of crossing hotel data with solar eclipses route ?? to analyse past and future room prices, comparing yearly average with the nigh of the event. ?? ... and we actually found and interesting pattern. Check this short video. ??

It is fascinating how a natural phenomenon can have an impact and help identify trends in the market so hoteliers in North America can accordingly adjust their pricing and marketing strategies to maximize revenue! #pricingstrategy #hotelmarketing #sustainabletourism

Can you guess the route of the 2024 solar eclipse in North America by hotel price increases? Hotels located in destinations in the direct path of the solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, are presented with a unique opportunity. Recent data shows that many hotels in locations on the route are advertising much higher room prices for the night of the event compared to prices for the same night in 2023. ? For example, in Little Rock, Arkansas, room prices are advertised for $333, which is up 188% on the same night in 2023 and higher than the $120 average in 2024. ? Niagara Falls, Ontario, is another destination where hotels are advertising higher prices for the night of the eclipse. Room prices are advertised for $466.93, a 154% increase compared to 2023 and higher than the $176.79 average in 2024. ? In Austin, Texas, there is also a surge in hotel prices for the night of the 2024 solar eclipse. Room prices are advertised for $342.54, which is 154% higher than the actualized price for the same night in 2023 and higher than the $123.98 average in 2024. ?? But how can hoteliers make informed decisions and maximize their revenue during this event? The answer is real-time data. Real-time data can help you identify trends and patterns in your market that otherwise wouldn't have been possible, so you can adjust your pricing and marketing strategies to maximize revenue. From once-in-a-lifetime celestial events to local music concerts, Lighthouse has the market data you need for more informed commercial decision-making. Want to know more? Get in touch https://lnkd.in/euYSgfea

Silent discos in luxury hotels? It’s happening! This trend, once popular at festivals, is making its way into high-end hotel spaces, and it’s turning out to be a surprising hit. Silent discos allow guests to enjoy a unique, immersive music experience without disturbing the hotel’s atmosphere. These events personalizes experience because guests get to choose their own music channels. And for hotels, it’s a chance to add a fresh, modern touch to their entertainment lineup. Silent discos aren’t just fun; they’re also practical. They cater to guests looking for a unique experience while maintaining the luxury hotel’s signature ambiance. Plus, they’re a perfect way to host events in open spaces or even poolside without noise concerns. Have you tried a silent disco? Would you want to see this at your favorite hotel? #HospitalityTrends #SilentDisco #LuxuryHotels #GuestExperience #ModernEntertainment #HTM #LuxuryLifestyle Photo credit: The Atlantic

Your hotel is more than just a place to sleep. It's a tapestry of experiences – the architecture, the local flavor, the carefully crafted menu, even the way your guests talk about it online. So why should your music feel generic and disconnected? A truly exceptional hotel deserves a custom music strategy that weaves seamlessly into every aspect of your property. The upbeat feeling for the lobby that echoes the vibrant city around you. The choice cuts that complements your curated cocktail menu. The soothing spa soundtrack that reflects the tranquility you've worked so hard to create. At Raina, we take a holistic approach. We study your space, your brand, and what your guests are saying to design a soundscape that elevates the experience from check-in to checkout. We consider every asset shared with us and try to understand your brand as if we were a member of your brand team. Looking to switch up the vibe at your hotel? Let's talk! #music #hotels #guestexperience #branding #customerexperience #hospitality

UK Hospitality Sector To Enjoy ￡78.4 Million Boost From Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Photo by Ronald Woan licenced under CC BY 4.0 via Flickr (https://buff.ly/4ecEbrt) Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is forecast to give the UK hospitality sector a generous ￡78.4 million boost. The Eras Tour Spending Report by discount site, VoucherCodes.co.uk, reveals Swifties are expected to spend ￡52.7 million on drinks either before or during the concerts. Another ￡25.7 million will be spent on food and other snacks as fans fuel up for the big event. Breaking these figures down, this means each fan is set to spend ￡73.09 on average on food and drink either before or during their show. That’s ￡44.45 on drink and ￡28.24 on food. With London hosting eight tour dates, hospitality venues in the capital are set for the biggest sales boost at ￡55.7 million. Following behind is Edinburgh which can expect sales of ￡11.5 million, and Liverpool at ￡7.4 million. Hosting just one tour date, Cardiff will see the smallest bump in hospitality sales at ￡4 million, but that’s still a pretty healthy amount. Whilst hospitality businesses inside the stadiums themselves will see the bulk of sales, other businesses in the tour cities will also benefit with fans set to purchase ￡15.9 million worth of food and ￡21 million of drinks outside the venues. This accounts for 61.8% and 38.9% of all food and drink sales respectively. On the other hand, ￡31.7 million of drinks (60.2%) and ￡9.8 million of food (38.2%) will be bought by hungry fans inside the venues. With almost six million drinks forecast to be purchased over the tour and each Swiftie ordering an average of five beverages each, hospitality venues are in for a lucrative night when Taylor Swift comes to town. Michael Brandy, Senior Commercial Director at VoucherCodes.co.uk, comments: “As Taylor-mania sweeps the UK, hospitality venues can expect a healthy boost in sales over the concert dates. “It’s almost as if The Eras Tour is Taylor-made for businesses, drawing fans to the host cities and enticing them to spend. Cashing in on the craze, Liverpool’s been renamed ‘Taylor Town’ in Swift’s honour keeping locals entertained and encouraging them to get out and about, visiting cafes, bars and restaurants. Savvy hospitality businesses should hop on the hype while it lasts, keeping fans fuelled and ready to dance the night away. Read More: