Luxury tourism is the segment of high spending travellers who seek exclusivity, flawless service and tailored experiences, and pay very high rates for them. It is less price sensitive and more crisis resistant, which is why the sector chases it to hold margin. In Spain it pulls hotel investment toward five star properties and high end refurbishments.
Example Luxury demand rises and the chains upgrade their hotels to five stars to capture the high spending traveller.
Ancillary revenue is what a hotel or airline earns beyond its core sale. Baggage, seat selection, parking,...
CommercialUpselling is convincing a guest to move up to a better version of what they were already buying. A room with...
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