A good hotel stay starts with a good night's sleep. That can mean a plush mattress, fluffy pillows, a warm comforter and high thread count sheets. And, with the stresses of the last years foregrounding the importance of sleep health, high-end hotels are making sure they put the provision of restful environments at the core of their offer once more.

People are looking for wellness outside of the home. In a September 2021 American Express survey, 76% of respondents said they wanted to spend more on travel to improve their well-being, and 55% said they’d pay extra for wellness activities on future vacations. This trend should continue to expand: Wellness tourism will see a 21% annual growth rate from 2020 to 2025, according to a December 2021 report from the Global Wellness Institute.

Though you always have hotel revenue management top of mind, it’s important to review and update your strategies to optimize performance. From leveraging hospitality sales software to polished branding to targeted guest services, you can always find opportunities to boost incremental revenue. Read on to learn 11 next-level tips and strategies for improved hotel revenue management.

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