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The purpose of this update is to make sure it’s super clear what this book is and what it is not. Please read this before you buy the book to avoid any misunderstandings.
If you are looking for an in-depth and detailed guide to the art of hospitality / hotel revenue management, this is not it.
In short, what inspired me to write this book was my frustration at not being able to find a simple book that explains revenue management in a way that anybody can understand.
It does not matter whether you are already an experienced revenue manager, just starting out, or someone who just wants to learn more about the profession; regardless of what stage of your hotel revenue management career you are at, you will find valuable, practical ideas in this book that will help you thrive. **
Being a hotel revenue manager requires mastering complex systems, keeping abreast of evolving technologies and adapting to continuous change. To be successful, the best revenue managers repeatedly ask difficult questions, seeking answers that will safeguard the financial health of their hotels and ensure their rooms are not only booked, but optimized. But what may surprise you is that answers to these questions are more than attainable—they also illuminate a set of simple rules that every revenue manager can follow to become a Revenue Superstar.
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Johan Hammer is a hospitality revenue management specialist with 10+ years experience. He has passion for simplifying complicated concepts to provide valuable actionable insights and tactics.
Johan is the co-founder and Chief Data Officer of the travel tech company, Instaroom. Prior to Instaroom, Johan was working as Revenue & Distribution specialist for one of Scandinavians largest hotel chains, First Hotels.
In 2015, he earned a certificate from Cornell University after completing their course titled, Advanced Hospitality Revenue Management: Pricing and Demand Strategies.
