In the latest edition, 18 destination countries out of 20 show considerable improvement with Argentina (60%), Brazil (45%), Czech Republic (65%), Japan (28%), Mexico (33%), Oman (67%) leading those trends in 'week over week' reservations observed till week ending April 19th.
The one-of-its-kind tool, apart from the exhaustive real time data, also enables the corporate with actionable insights and two way interaction interface that would help corporate to fix the problem of eroding revenues.
RateGain’s Channel Manager offers Marriott a two-way, cloud-based connectivity exchange between the groups’s various hotels and the world’s leading online booking sites.
RateGain’s connectivity with GTA will help hotels to keep a check on their availability and update their rates from time to time. RateGain’s integrated solution set also enables accommodation providers to receive bookings generated on GTA directly into their property management systems.
Accommodation providers and customers of the leading travel technology company RateGain can keep their availability and rates up to date and better manage reservations brought to them by global travel wholesaler GTA, thanks to RateGain’s new connection to GTA’s Supplier XML Application Program Interface (API).
Lowest rate trends over the three months from September to November are generally flat or slow a slight upward movement in all categories. The exceptions are Miami and Orlando for 5-star and Los Angeles for 4-star where the lowest rates are trending upwards in October and November.
Rapidly increasing levels of mobile and online travel bookings in Europe have led JustBook.com, a leading online travel agent in the region, to partner with RateGain and its channel management solution, RezGain.
There are no clearly discernible patterns in the trends for price movement with some cities showing a decline in rates while others are flat or have a rising trend.
RSC will utilize RateGain’s rate intelligence tool PriceGain, to power RSC’s PRIMES RMS with accurate and comprehensive data for its Hotels and resorts in the Asia Pacific region.
This research project examines how hotel guests in India use social media and other online distribution channels to search for information in the process of booking a hotel room.