Hersha Hospitality Management (HHM) has deployed Duetto’s Revenue Strategy Platform across its entire Independent Collection, a growing portfolio of boutique, lifestyle and luxury hotels across the United States.
HHM is a management, investment and development firm in the hospitality sector, with 135 hotels and more than $1 billion in managed revenues. The “Independent Collection”, which represents its luxury and lifestyle division, has 20 properties with over 3,000 rooms that range from urban boutiques to beach resorts to luxury properties, and feature bar and restaurant experiences that serve as an amenity for hotel guests and are popular with local residents from their neighborhoods.
HHM partnered with Duetto to enhance the collection’s ability to scale easily while providing solutions to help on-property teams maximise revenue opportunities from unstable demand. The Duetto Revenue Strategy Platform will allow the Independent Collection to price, report and forecast all in one place.
“We were looking for an RMS that brought together best in class technology with cutting edge methodologies to optimize our revenue management and distribution strategies while aligning with our core values. We believe we have found a partner in Duetto who will remain nimble, engage with our team, and deliver results of true excellence,” says Dani Elhachem, Executive Vice President, HHM. “We see this as a long-term partnership that will help us provide further value to our owners and properties. The platform is intuitive and easy to use for our on-property teams.”
“We’re delighted to welcome the Independent Collection to Duetto. It is more important today than ever before for hotels to use technology to gain control and find efficiencies,” says David Woolenberg, Chief Executive Officer of Duetto. “Access to real-time, actionable data through ScoreBoard is vital as hotels navigate through the current pandemic. GameChanger’s ability to maximize revenue and implement advanced yielding strategies through Open Pricing is crucial in these days of Revenue Survival.”
