Booking Pace Softens at Southeast Destinations in July
The pent-up demand for resort vacations in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina that led to a flood of new summer bookings during May and June, slowed...
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The pent-up demand for resort vacations in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina that led to a flood of new summer bookings during May and June, slowed...
At the midpoint of the summer, occupancy and revenues at western mountain destinations continues to be dramatically lower than last summer. But the mo...
Miss our recent webinar about yield management tips for the 2020/21 season? We've got you covered. Either watch the recording or glance over a quick s...
During this time of Covid-19 upheaval that is putting a significant strain on travel, protecting your revenue is more important than ever. First, L...
As the summer progresses, I want to explore some less mainstream ideas around product or marketing strategy that could be helpful in 2020/21. Today...
Yesterday I had the pleasure of participating in SAM's every other week Huddle. This round was about a lot of things but the focus was on giving folks...
After last month’s record-breaking performance, lodging properties in resort destinations in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina continued to build...
For the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic was declared, lodging properties at western mountain destinations are finally seeing an appreciable upt...
As stay-at-home restrictions ease, lodging properties throughout the western mountain region are gradually opening up more capacity as allowed by thei...
After three months of minimal activity, lodging properties around the Southeast region are rebounding in a big way as destination visitors set a recor...
Denver, Colo., May 18, 2020—Approximately two months after destination resorts scattered throughout the Southeast were expected to launch their all-...
Hopes for a “normal” summer are 120 days out of reach Denver, Colo., May 15, 2020—Just six weeks after the winter season was abruptly ended on ...