Comparation and contrast with hotels and airlines
Enviado por jorge0205 • 27 de Agosto de 2015 • Ensayo • 3.506 Palabras (15 Páginas) • 154 Visitas
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Contents
Introduction
Issue 1
1.1Revenue management
1.2Techniques in a fine dining restaurant.
RevPASH
Breakeven
Issue 2
Comparation and contrast with hotels and airlines
Reduced sales
Issue 3
Special promotional
Customer References
Promotions and discounts
Food festivals
Networks
Marketing
Incentives
Social media
Issue 4
Opportunities
-The Restaurant is located just 5 minutes from the shopping Centre Broadway
-Presence of a variety of suppliers according to the requirements of restaurant
-It has a garden in the rear of the property
-The property is in an area where there are several bilingual schools
Threats
1. Some restaurants competitors are lowering their prices
Lack of parking
Issues 5
Skimming pricing
Distribution channels
Telephone application
Online
Reasons
Introduction
The purpose of the game was to analyze the restaurant "Viva Mexico" in which it is located on Glebe Point Road 163 with a time of 3 pm to 12 pm in which in the last 18 months have decreased their sales and it was requested hiring an expert in the management of revenues which was commissioned to do a market study and find out the reasons why sales are down.
To help the reader will be given a general concept of revenue management and how it could be applied to the restaurants as it has been mostly focused for the management of hotels and airlines, some recommendations, sales strategies and marketing offered to the restaurant viva Mexico with the aim to increase sales.
Issue 1
1.-Describe revenue management and explore the application of revenue management techniques in a fine dining restaurant.
1.1Revenue management
The revenue management is a technique of obtaining historical data regarding the activity of the hotel, by analyzing them, interpret trends, calculate forecast etc., and this information is used to implement strategies that lead us to sell more hotel units in the most profitable possible ways appropriate distribution channel and improved efficiency of committees and establish appropriate pricing policies and the improved efficiency of committees and establish appropriate pricing policies depending on demand, and customer segment.
The revenue management for restaurants could be defined as selling the hold, to the right customer at the right price at the right length of time.
1.2Techniques in a fine dining restaurant.
RevPASH
The goal or objective of revenue management in restaurants is to maximize revenue per seat available, properly managing the price and duration of the meal. This process is called RevPASH, which comes from the acronym "Seat Revenue PerAvailable Hour" (Kimes & Thompson 2004)
The following it will show an example:
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Taking as an example the graph breaks down the results
-How we can observe the hours of 7-8 pm our gross profit is 0 in which indicates that 150 places was available but no client was attended.
-But in the next hour 7-8 pm the restaurant presented 100 clients in which each spending $ 10 representing a total sale $ 1,000 but the cost of food and drinks was $ 300 and our net profit was $ 700.
-In The hours 9-10 pm the restaurant had an occupancy rate of 100% where the total was 150 clients at a cost of $ 10 per customer. The restaurant presented a net profit of $ 1.650 but the cost of food and drinks was $ 495 and as net income was $ 1.155.
-As we can see the seating efficiency of 56% is very low since we have 750 seats available at this time but we had only 420 customers. To reach this result we had to divided "cover served / seats". Besides our revenue per seat hour it is only $ 6. To reach this result we had to divide "total sales / Seats".
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We were able to take decisions which need to form strategies according to the times where you need to increase sales in order to have more profit. As can be seen strategies were taken in the hours 7-8 pm in which sales either by a new marketing strategy as they are considerably increased promotions, happy hour etc. (David & Alisha 2011)
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