The presentation by Michael Nanosky regarding increase the Hotel Revenues. He has almost 30 years experience in the field of hotel operations, and presently, he serves as Partner and President of Janus Hotels & Resorts which is a privately owned company.

1. How To Boost Your Revenue
As A Hotel Manager
Janus Hotels & Resorts
Michael Nanosky

2. In the lodging industry, claiming and
dealing with accommodations can be very
exciting. When there is no snow mid-year,
the occupancy rate of a mountain lodge
could be greatly reduced.
Michael Nanosky leads Janus's team in the
development of hotel construction and other
new operations. aims for Beck Hospitality to
make the best service provider company. He
also manages 200 Properties for RTC,
various lending institutions, and services.
Our Goals

3. Principal Behind
Income Hoteliers are primarily concerned with
creating income while providing comfort and
space for their guests. Although lodging could
succeed, some unwise administrative
decisions can and will cost it an incredible deal
of money.
The most important thing is for inn
administrators to sell their rooms at
different prices to attract a high number of
guests. Generally, inn directors lower the
rates and level them to attract fewer
visitors, but the wages are lower as a result.

4. A few tips that will guide innkeepers
and help them grasp the importance of
being dynamic while selling their rooms.
Generally speaking, chiefs only focus on
posting low rates and expecting visitors
to flock. As brilliant inn chiefs, you must
take care of your rates, remembering
that they must be based directly on
visitors' requests. The lower your
requests, the lower your rates, and the
less bad habits you have.

5. A family might require particular
administrations or costs compared with
a couple who may want to burn through
a lot of money while having a blast and
extending their vacation.
Hotel managers must be
intelligent enough to meticulously
research economic conditions,
decide patterns, and make the
right decisions.
A hotel manager needs to keep an
eye on their opposition constantly.
Analyzing a few reports showing
your rates against your
competitors' is a smart move.

6. A hotel manager needs to keep an eye
on their opposition constantly.
Analyzing a few reports comparing
your pace with those of your
competitors is a brilliant idea.
Lodgings can benefit from
adding restrictions for
popularity periods. Income can
be increased by minimizing stays
or closing to appearance.

7. In the wake of joining Beck
Hospitality as an accomplice and
President of Hotel Operations in
1989, Michael Nanosky immediately
formed the organization into a
leading 20 lodging the board
organization, effectively
overseeing over 200 properties for
the RTC and different loaning
establishments and services.

8. Your Watch Is Greatly
Appreciated!!