Resorts

Attribute-Based Pricing: Hotels Navigate Service Unbundling Trends

A significant transformation is underway in the hospitality industry, with the trend towards unbundling services gaining momentum. In essence, unbundling refers to offering services and amenities separately rather than as part of an all-inclusive …

Best Practices for Ski Resorts During Shoulder Season

Ski resorts are likely familiar with the ebb and flow of business throughout the year. The bustling peak season fills your rooms and restaurants, but crowds disperse during shoulder season. However, that doesn’t mean that all business has to …

How to Attract Meetings and Events to Your Golf Resort

Even for non-golfers, there’s so much to enjoy about spending time at a golf resort. From meticulously maintained landscaping to access to some of the best spas, restaurants, and amenities, there’s a reason why golf resorts remain a top choice for …

Hidden Gems: Off-the-Beaten-Path Travel Destinations for Meetings and Events

In the competitive meetings and events industry, attracting group business can be challenging for off-the-beaten-path travel destinations. However, with the right strategies and approach, these unique destinations can stand out and entice meeting …

Impacts of Meetings Industry Trends on Gaming Destination Events and Casinos

As 2023 continues to set in, meeting industry trends are becoming more apparent in the destination events industry. Meeting planners are choosing destinations for different reasons than they did before the pandemic, and the impact is …

Nemacolin Selects Knowland to Expand Lead Volume and Increase Meetings and Events Revenue

Press Release Forbes Travel Guide and AAA award-winning resort turns to Knowland to proactively uncover new business and connect with meeting planners and prospects ARLINGTON, Va. — April 29, 2021 — Today Knowland, the innovator of AI-powered group …

Resort Recovery: 5 Tips for Leveraging Surge Demand into Meeting Revenue

With the roll-out of the vaccine well under way and pent-up demand at its highest yet, travel is expected to come back with a vengeance – maybe sooner than expected. The rapid surge in demand for resorts, spas, golf venues and other leisure …