Reservations Services and Revenue Management Sample Clauses

Reservations Services and Revenue Management. Operator shall sell, represent and promote the Hotel through the respective Franchisors’ sales and reservations systems and will encourage the use of the Hotel by all recognized sources of hotel business. Operator must employ, at its own expense, at least one employee responsible for revenue management of the Hotels, with certification by a governing body reasonably acceptable to Lessee.
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Reservations Services and Revenue Management. Operator shall use, among other things, the respective Franchisors’ sales and reservations systems and will encourage the use of the Hotel by all recognized sources of hotel business. Operator must comply, at all times, Franchisor’s Revenue Management requirements, which costs will be approved through the Operating Budget.
Reservations Services and Revenue Management. Operator agrees, if requested at any time by Lessee, and at the sole and absolute discretion of Lessee, to hire either: a revenue manager on a corporate or regional basis, or a revenue management firm to be selected by Lessee and Operator (the “Revenue Manager”), to oversee the implementation of the Hotel’s ongoing revenue management plans, including (i) interfacing with the Franchisor’s reservation and revenue management systems, and such Franchisor’s “cluster” or other revenue manager(s) responsible for the Hotel; (ii) interfacing on an ongoing basis with the Hotel’s general manager and front office manager (and/or other Hotel personnel responsible for revenue management) to endeavor to maximize the Hotel’s REVPAR; and (iii) analyzing the Revenue Data Publication, Hoteligence Reports, and other data. In connection therewith, Lessee agrees to pay its equitable share of any individual hired as a Revenue Manager for the Hotel, either to be shared between the Hotel and one or more other hotels managed by the Operator, or to be hired on a part-time basis by the Hotel, either of which salary and benefit expenses shall be paid for by the Hotel as an Operating Expense. Alternatively, any revenue management firm so hired to serve as Revenue Manager strictly for the Hotel shall be paid for by the Hotel as an Operating Expense.
Reservations Services and Revenue Management. The Operator agrees, if requested at any time by Lessee, and at the sole and absolute discretion of Lessee, to hire either: a revenue manager on a corporate or regional basis, or a revenue management firm to be selected by Lessee and Operator, only if required by Franchisor (the "Revenue Manager"), to oversee the implementation of the Hotel's ongoing revenue management plans, including (i) interfacing with the Franchisor's reservation and revenue management systems, and such Franchisor's "cluster" or other revenue manager(s) responsible for the Hotel; (ii) interfacing on an ongoing basis with the Hotel's general manager and front office manager (and/or other Hotel personnel responsible for revenue management) to endeavor to maximize the Hotel's REVPAR; and (iii) analyzing all STAR Reports, Hoteligence Reports, and other data. In connection therewith, the Lessee agrees to pay its equitable share of any individual hired as a Revenue Manager for the Hotel, either to be shared between the Hotel and one or more other hotels managed by the Operator, or to be hired on a part-time basis by the Hotel, either of which salary and benefit expenses shall be paid for by the Hotel as an Operating Cost. Alternatively, any revenue management firm so hired to serve as Revenue Manager strictly for the Hotel shall be paid for by the Hotel as an Operating Cost.
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