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Hotel Management - Revenue Management
Rating: 3.5 out of 5(14 ratings)
42 students

Hotel Management - Revenue Management

Revenue Management, Segmentation, Forecasting, Budget , Room Pricing Stratergies, Tools of Revenue Management
Last updated 12/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Hotel Revenue Management
  • Hotel Forecasting
  • Budgeting and Tools of Revenue Management

Course content

5 sections8 lectures1h 3m total length
  • Introduction11:13

    Topic 1: Introduction


    Basics of Revenue Management broadly deals with Front Office based Operational Knowledge. The Manager is expected to know crucial information of the hotel’s operations like room availability, type of rooms and pricing. All stake holders are always concerned about Competitive Revenues with good Returns on Investment (ROI) which Hotel Revenue Management ensures.

    The concern of the topic originated in the 70s. In Hospitality Industry, Aviation was the first sector to apply such Management approach. Initially it was named as Yield Management.

    Revenue Management in Hotel industry was actually pioneered and transformed in highest ROI by Marriott (90s). Research carried out by American university journal called Cornell Quarterly (Ms Sheryl E. Kimes, 1989) used the term Revenue Management which was adopted by Marriott to increase their revenues.

    Some of the terminology used in Revenue Management are Fixed Capacity, Perishable Inventory, various Supply and Demand conditions.

    This is the time a new revolution in booking portals launched named as Online Travel bookers like Expedia.com, Booking .com, etc.

    Importance of Revenue management is incorporating the forecasting knowledge along with Hospitality product pricing. Moreover, Smart goal setting during the different market conditions. The basics of Revenue Management is to outline different aspects of Hospitality related computer soft wares for optimum results.

    This Module focuses on how to apply the given examples to apply in varied conditions in different Hospitality sector locations.



    Various thinkers and researchers have written about the topic:

    - Yield Management, 2e, A. Ingold, U. McMahon-Beattie and I. Yeoman.

    - Front Office Procedures, 4e, M. Kasavana and R Brooks

    Industrial application can be seen in the following example to learn the importance of Revenue Management:

    · Hotel RS1 and RH1 are in the same locality with approximately 100 rooms.

    · Hotel RS1 is applying Revenue Management where as RH1 is not aware of Rev Mgmt.

    · RS1 has sold 50 rooms and RH1 has sold 60 rooms.

    · Total Revenue earned by RS1 is US$ 4500 (Avg. Rate $90).

    · Whereas Revenue earned by RH1 is US$ 3600 (Avg. Rate $60)

Requirements

  • Be able to understand basic video class

Description

Aim:

This course will enhance the Managerial understanding for those targeting to get promoted, applying for position of the Revenue Management Executive in Hotel Industry or are learning the subject out of interest.

The Module is for Online learning and will be Presented by Module Tutor.

Wishing all of you Best of Luck for your journey into Basics of Revenue Management and hope that you will enjoy it.

Aim:

This course will enhance the Managerial understanding for those targeting to get promoted, applying for position of the Revenue Management Executive in Hotel Industry or are learning the subject out of interest.

The Module is for Online learning and will be Presented by Module Tutor.

Wishing all of you Best of Luck for your journey into Basics of Revenue Management and hope that you will enjoy it.

Learning Outcomes:

On Completion of the Module, learner will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate knowledge on the basic fundamentals of Revenue Management

  2. Understand the main tools and data required for Revenue Management

  3. Learn how to use the data with help of tools

  4. Apply Segmentation

  5. Perform forecasting analysis

  6. Perform Budgeting & Room Pricing

  7. Above all will be able to apply Revenue Management concepts to various types of hotels.

Learning Outcomes:

On Completion of the Module, learner will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate knowledge on the basic fundamentals of Revenue Management

  2. Understand the main tools and data required for Revenue Management

  3. Learn how to use the data with help of tools

  4. Apply Segmentation

  5. Perform forecasting analysis

  6. Perform Budgeting & Room Pricing

  7. Above all will be able to apply Revenue Management concepts to various types of hotels.

Course Structure

1. Introduction

2. Tools and Data

3. Segmentation

4. Forecasting

5. Budgeting

6. Conclusion

Course Structure

1. Introduction

2. Tools and Data

3. Segmentation

4. Forecasting

5. Budgeting

6. Conclusion


Who this course is for:

  • Hospitality and Hotel Management Students
  • Tourism students
  • Hotel Front office Staff