Where are you originally from? Although born and raised in Dubai, UAE, I moved to Bangalore, India for High School and College, so that’s where home is now. What is your favorite food? Pizza, can’t go through a week without it! What do you like/dislike about Dallas? Really like the variety of cuisines that are available in the city. It

1. Where are you originally from? A small town in suburban Connecticut named Bethel, it’s about an hour outside of New York City. 2. What is your favorite food? I honestly don’t have a favorite food, I love everything. But since I’m Italian, I guess I would have to say Italian food. 3. What do you like/dislike about Dallas? Coming

In this case study we will be looking at what I think are two neglected metrics: Rate Evolution and Booking Window Analysis to show you why you should: 1.      Price your hotel realistically more than a month out, even with strong base business. 2.      Be more cognizant of pickup in the medium-term window. 3.      Maintain a steady upward trend in your pricing strategy leading up to arrival. Rate evolution and booking

Kriya RevGEN Case Study New York City Boutique Hotel For this case study, we’re looking at a great little boutique hotel that we started working with in July of 2018. Since beginning with this hotel we’ve been able to make some big improvements in key indices mainly by optimizing market mix. Keep reading to see what sets our RM service

Where are you originally from? Born and raised in Houston, TX!  What is your favorite food? I could eat pizza all day, every day. With how many different combinations there are nowadays (meatlovers, gluten free, veggie), the options are endless! What do you like/dislike about Dallas? I like how I am able to live and explore a new part of

If there is one city where revenue managers have got things figured out, it has to be New York City, right? Although the demand drivers have changed a bit over the years (my dutch fur trading LNR’s are down 100% since the 1600’s, for reference) Manhattan remains one of, if not the most high demand market on the planet. When

  1. Things continue to get nasty between hotels and Airbnb AirBnB is in a unique spot heading into 2019, but may be poised to take a beating. As hotel brands and other startups continue to grey the area between residential and hotel accommodations, and local governments continue to crack down on short term rentals, it seems as though things

Tell me a little about where you came from and your previous experience. I’m a Texan! Born in Fort Worth, raised in Irving. In regard to hospitality, my experiences have revolved around expanding my knowledge and learning about all areas of the Hotel Industry. I have worked with multiple Hilton brands like the Hilton Garden Inn, Embassy Suites, and Homewood