Webinars — The Hotel Moment Deep Dive

Summer 2024 travel trends: Get prepared with us

On-demand

Summer 2024 is around the corner. During this webinar, we dive into the latest insights and data for the upcoming season’s travel trends. Gain valuable comparisons between last summer’s patterns and the anticipated shifts for the upcoming months. Uncover actionable strategies for hoteliers to maximize opportunities and ensure readiness for the summer surge.

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Meet your hosts

Alise Deeb, Chief Revenue Officer, Dragonfly Strategists

Jim Mangan, Solutions Engineer, Revinate

Melissa McMullin, Product Marketing Manager, Revinate

What you’ll learn

The state of the U.S. hotel market and 2024 travel industry outlook

Key travel trends as we head into the summer season

Strategies and initiatives for hoteliers to prepare for upcoming travel demand

The state of the U.S. hotel market and 2024 travel industry outlook

Key travel trends as we head into the summer season

Strategies and initiatives for hoteliers to prepare for upcoming travel demand

Upcoming webinar

June 25. 2026 | 10:00 am PST

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From full house to full profit: North America’s summer revenue playbook

Demand is strong. But profitability isn’t guaranteed.

Hotels in the US, Canada, and Latin America are looking forward to a summer season with strong occupancy forecasts. But a full house doesn’t automatically translate into a profitable hotel. High OTA commissions, missed opportunities in direct sales, and unused guest data can quickly erode margins.

Join this practical webinar with Revinators Jack Newkirk and Bailey Yeats and learn how hotel teams can act right now to convert strong summer demand into profitable direct sales.

What you’ll learn:

The 35% revenue potential that many hotels are leaving untapped during high season.
How to reduce your $124,000 OTA dependency without sacrificing occupancy rates.
A 5-week step-by-step plan with measures that you can implement immediately to capture more data and build your 2027 pipeline starting now.