Nobis Hotel Copenhagen puts profit conversion to the test
What if a hotel’s biggest untapped profit opportunity isn’t more revenue, but converting more of its existing revenue into EBITDA?
Practical perspectives on hotel profitability, productivity, sustainability and the people shaping better operations.
What if a hotel’s biggest untapped profit opportunity isn’t more revenue, but converting more of its existing revenue into EBITDA?
After twelve years with d2o, Pandox is extending Profit Conversion Management to six more hotels in Germany, connecting daily operational execution with long-term portfolio value.
Kimpton Seafire and Hotel Indigo Grand Cayman chose PMI Revenue & Productivity and PMI GoGreen to bring profitability and sustainability into the same operational conversation.
Stureplansgruppen chose a shared management approach for a portfolio spanning hotels, restaurants, bars, nightclubs and event venues.
RevPAR measures room revenue performance. GOPPAR measures how much Gross Operating Profit the hotel generates relative to its available rooms.
More hotel revenue does not automatically create more profit because every guest, room, meal and event also creates operational demand.
A hotel converts revenue into profit by aligning the operational resources required to run the hotel with the demand and revenue it expects to generate.
Revenue Management optimizes demand and revenue opportunity. Profit Conversion Management optimizes how effectively that revenue is converted into operating profit.
Profit Conversion Management connects expected demand with the operational decisions that convert hotel revenue into sustainable GOP and EBITDA.
Canarian Hospitality designed a one-property PMI pilot around a +3 percentage-point GOP target, with any portfolio expansion conditional on the outcome.
See where your profit is leaking and what closing the gap is worth for your portfolio.