Author: Ms. R.

Most hotels still aren’t using WhatsApp for guest communication, let alone marketing. But is that a missed opportunity? Our latest report, The State of Data-driven Marketing in Hospitality, shows that only 12% of hotels include WhatsApp in their marketing strategy. Meanwhile, 63% either don’t use it at all or rely on it for operational updates. The post Only 12% of Hotels Use WhatsApp Marketing. Should You? appeared first on Revfine.com….

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Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast apps. Dylan Thuras: It’s a hot day in New York City. It’s pushing 90 degrees outside, and you need lunch. So you’ve come to Harlem, to 110th Street, and you’re here for a reason. You are in search of a particular store that sells a very particular sandwich. If you didn’t know what you were looking for, you’d probably just pass it by. It’s a deli, something you’d……

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In the shadow of Strasbourg’s towering cathedral, sinister evidence of the city’s past is lodged in a hotel facade. The defused mortar shell dates back to the siege of Strasbourg, a battle that took place in 1870.  The siege lasted from August 14 to September 28, 1870, marking a pivotal stage of the Franco-Prussian War. Prussian forces swept in and vastly outnumbered the French defenders, who were barricaded in what was considered one of the strongest fortresses in France…….

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Boutique hotels are built on vision, creativity, and a deep connection to their guests. From the artwork to the playlists, every detail tells a story. These properties thrive on individuality, like unique rooms, curated experiences, and independent operations, even in how they approach pricing. Even the most thoughtfully run property needs smart tools to stay The post How Boutique Hotels Use Revenue Technology to Grow Profitability appeared first on Revfine.com….

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Lucy Tower is an atmospheric 12th-century keep situated atop the motte of Lincoln Castle, offering panoramic views over the city of Lincoln and a fascinating connection to the history of Norman England. The castle itself, constructed shortly after the Norman Conquest of 1066, played a crucial role in securing Norman control over the region. Lucy Tower is perched on the highest point of the castle’s motte, a traditional defensive mound, and was originally a small fortified structure used for……

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A hidden gem away from Sicily’s usual tourist spots, Santa Maria La Scala is a charming fishing village nestled between volcanic cliffs and the Ionian Sea. To get there, walk along the 18th-century path called “Le Chiazzette,” a nature trail immersed in the silence of the Timpa nature reserve. The path takes about an hour to reach the village.  Sicilian lore believes this seaside village is inhabited by nymphs who tell of love stories and epic myths. One such……

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Stamatios Kleanthis was born in Kozani, Macedonia, in 1802. As a teenager, he moved to Wallachia to study but was quickly swept into the Greek War of Independence. Recruited by General Alexander Ypsilanti,  he joined the war’s first organized military unit. He fought in several battles before being captured at the Battle of Dragashani. After escaping Ottoman captivity, he travel through Europe, studying architecture at several prestigious universities, before returning to Greece.  In 1828, Kleanthis and his partner, Eduard Schaubert,……

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