ANSWERS · REVENUE & DISTRIBUTION




5 hotel leaders answerIsaac J. Collazo, Martin Hendricks, Sophie Richard, Rastko Djordjevic and Rogier EnselPublished An STR report shows how a hotel performed against its comp set, the competing hotels it measures itself against. Isaac J. Collazo of STR says most hoteliers still just read the weekly STR report, built on data from about 92,000 hotels. Martin Hendricks uses it to compare his ADR with competitors, Sophie Richard to catch a falling RGI trend, Rastko Djordjevic to test a business plan before buying, and Rogier Ensel to see where the market is heading.
This answer is part of our guide to hotel revenue management.

“How did I do against my comp set?”
“90,000 hotels on a monthly basis. ... I think it's 92,000 what we have now.”

“Everybody's in the STR database. ... What's our ADR? What's the ADR of the competitors? And you can see there is a gap between.”

“It seems that we have a trend over the last six months that going down in term of RGI, and I've asked them to deep dive a little bit into the data. And we've been lucky enough to have enough data tool, and this is very important.”

“I think it's very important to be realistic. ... an Excel sheet can hold anything. But knowing the operation, walking through the property, talking to your revenue managers, looking at what the market data is telling you using all the market data you have at hand”

“I have always liked and enjoyed the ... STR market reports because they ... give quite a good look into the future.”
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