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Space Effectiveness and Total Hotel Revenue Management

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By Diane Tanner Fox, Court Williams, Katie Davin, Jessie Burns
| HotelExecutive Verified
HOTEL BUSINESS REVIEW OCTOBER FOCUS: Hotel Revenue Management Space Effectiveness and Total Hotel Revenue Management By Sheryl E. Kimes Professor of Operations Management, Cornell University School of Hotel Administration | October 2022 SAVE SHARE TEXT SIZE PRINT COMMENT PDF Hoteliers have been talking about total hotel revenue management (THRM) for at least twenty years, but the emphasis has been on talk rather than action.
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Effective Selling for The Changing Meetings Industry

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By Diane Tanner Fox
| HotelExecutive Verified
This article was co-authored by Kate Burda, CEO & Founder, Kate Burda & Co The environment has changed. All signs indicate that group is coming back strong in 2022. But travel behavior looks different than it did in 2019. Networking opportunities are the biggest driver for in person gatherings, but they are smaller and more purposefully designed for time.
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Why Indoor Air Quality is The Most Critical Piece of Wellness That You're Neglecting

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By John Bohlmann Founder, John Bohlmann, Connor Vanderholm, Diane Tanner Fox
| HotelExecutive Verified
Have your guests ever complained of unpleasant smells or stuffiness in their rooms? Does your staff complain about feeling low of energy in the afternoon? This is often the result of poor air quality. People affected by poor indoor air quality will suffer mood swings, feel less healthy and tired, and their capacity to think clearly will deteriorate. Indoor air quality impacts wellness and can have short and long-term health effects.
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