Operational assessment, including:
- Operation: service levels in line with targets, product quality, training programs, and productivity
- Financial management: identify efficiencies, and spend against business volumes
- Revenue Management: analyzing opportunities to increase financial productivity
- Food & Beverage: evaluation of concepts, investments, quality, and margins of the business
- Maintenance planning: maintenance and investment scheduling, energy consumption, and environmental impact
- Sales and marketing: effectiveness of actions, distribution channels, positioning strategy, and market value
- Supporting the selection of management talent
Knowledge of each market:
- Evaluate the performance of each property within its market
- Analysis and implementation of actions based on available data and its interpretation
- Accompany the management team in the evaluation and implementation of opportunities, without interfering in daily activity
A hotel is an investment requiring considerable capital. Once the project is defined, the location cannot change. That is why it is so important that:
- The location has long-term economic potential
- The design is planned from the outset in terms of objective and efficiency
- There is clarity about expectations and return on investment
- There is always a strategy in place to remain relevant in the market in the long term.