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INSIDE VIEW
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Selling Up! Taking Group Room Revenue To A New Level! - By Carol Verret
2006 is the year for hotels to maximize their revenue opportunities. Demand is high and new supply is low - new supply currently in the pipeline will begin entering the market in late '06 and '07. It is clearly a 'sellers' market this year! Hotel sales departments clearly have an opportunity! ...more
When Will The Bubble Burst? - By Steve Rushmore
Steve Rushmore's February 2006 Hotels monthly ponders the future development of the current industry's strong performance. ...more
Festive Bonus Ball For Executives - By Christopher Mumford
Christopher Mumford reveals research into executive bonus schemes. ...more
Hotel Web Site Lookers & Bookers - Want to Convert Bookers on Your Web Site? - By Neil Salerno
Experts say online travel bookings are still on the rise and, according to recent reports; an increasing number of online travelers are turning to supplier sites to book reservations. This is great news for our industry, but, as hoteliers, are we taking advantage of this increased traffic? ...more
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MARKET RESEARCH
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US Hotels 2005
Snapdata's US Hotels 2005 report provides 2004 year-end market data, with 2005 estimates and five-year forecasts. The report gives an instant overview of the US hotel market, and covers room reservations, food, beverages, telecommunications and others. Market value is based on lodging industry revenue. Market volume is based on number of hotels. Market volume does not include properties with less than 15 rooms. The data is supplied in both graphical and tabular format for ease of interpretation and analysis. US Hotels 2005 forms part of Snapdata's Catering & Hotels industry coverage.
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HEADLINES
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Most viewed headlines this past week at Hotel News Resource. Click on the title to read.
Teen Survey Shows Alarming Lack of Global Destination Knowledge
Warm Fuzzies Trump Cold Cash For Altering Consumers' Attitudes
CFO Survey Shows Rising Travel Costs
First Quarter 2006 Hospitality Index Results
WTTC announces 2006 Travel & Tourism forecasts for Middle East
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Announces Major Victory in Multi-Million Dollar Dispute
Canadian Occupancy, ADR, RevPAR - Week Ending May 6 - 2006
Weekly U.S. lodging performance for the week of Apr 23, 2006 - Apr 29, 2006
Weekly U.S. lodging performance for the week of Apr 30, 2006 - May 06, 2006
Foodservice Design - Hood Problems: Not Just Smoke And Mirrors - By Lee Simon
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