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HNN Newswire
03 April 2012
The U.S. Comp Set Study found there is a direct correlation between the number of comp sets a property has and their RevPAR performance.
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By Carter Wilson and Orly Ripmaster, STR Analytics
29 November 2010
The RevPAR Positioning Matrix allows an individual property to view various occupancy and average daily rate positions and benchmark potential results within its comp set.
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By The HNN editorial staff,
27 May 2011
In this week's addition: A reader affirms webinar's advice on selecting comp sets, and lenders discuss big changes in hotel financing.
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By Stacey Mieyal Higgins, News Editor-International
15 June 2011
The Channel Distribution Study will provide data specific to channel, chain scale and comp set.
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By Carter Wilson, Director, STR Analytics
15 March 2012
Hoteliers who try to understand their strongest competitors operate their properties more effectively, according to a comp set study by STR Analytics.
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By Caitlyn Hillyard, STR Analytics
15 March 2012
Caitlyn Hillyard of STR Analytics presented this comp set overview Thursday during a Tour de Data webinar.
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By Caitlyn Hillyard, STR Analytics
10 January 2012
It is important to split individual properties into different competitive sets with specific goals to improve marketing strategies and build RevPAR.
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By Caitlyn Hillyard, STR Analytics
17 January 2012
Only 45% of U.S. hotels and 37% of European hotels named as primary competitors are named back as a primary competitor by the same properties.
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By Gary Isenberg, HotelNewsNow.com columnist
14 February 2012
The selection of a competitive set can have implications on the actual performance of a hotel—for better or for worse.
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By Patrick Mayock, Editor-in-Chief
25 May 2011
Choosing the right comp set can make all the difference in a hotel’s market competitiveness. Here are some tips compiled during Tuesday's HSMAI webinar.
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