Web Cast - Contingency
Sales and Revenue Management Strategies for a Slowing Economy
To Register: Click Here
You read the article – let’s drill down to specifics!
PKF lowered its forecast for REVPAR increases nationwide for 4.2%
to 3.0% for 2008 in the past month. Many markets are beginning
to show softness in the reservations pace for the second and third
quarters of the year in both leisure and corporate segments. Meetings
that were booked for the first part of this year are not picking
up the attendance anticipated when the meeting was booked. Only
37% of meeting planners anticipate that their meeting plans for 2008
will be unaffected by the economy!
“There are short and medium term strategies
that hotels can develop that can fill in the gaps caused by unexpected
shortfalls in group pick up as well as leisure and corporate reservations,” says
Carol Verret. “The
sky may not be falling in your market yet but there economic
clouds on the horizon – learn how to ‘make rain’ from
those clouds!”
In this web cast we will explore strategies that can be planned
when triggers such as lagging advance reservations. By formulating ‘what
if’ scenarios and developing contingency revenue generation
strategies, hotels can ‘pull the trigger’ on these contingency
strategies when lagging indicators reach an established ‘alert’ point.
- E-Commerce solutions
- Short term OTA strategies
- Partnering with endangered accounts
- Database mining
- Short lead segments and RFPs
- Partitioning rooms inventory
Who should attend? GMs, Revenue Managers, DOSs and Sales
Managers that want to ensure that they have a plan for proactively
reaching their goals in a slowing economy!
The web cast will take place on March 28 at 10:00am PDT, 11:00am
MDST, 12Noon CDT and 1:00pm EDT. The fee is $139 per connection,
$129 for two or more connections from the same hotel or Management
Company! To register click
here.
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