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REVENUE · PACO

What is on the books.What to decide next.

Read booking pace, pickup and budget in each hotel’s context. Paco helps you compare the numbers before making your next decision.

PACE, IN VIEW

One October. Three cut-off dates.

Change the date and compare booked room nights at the same lead time. The budget remains a final target.

Illustrative example · synthetic data
Stay: October 2026 · 100 rooms · 31 days

Room revenue · EUR · excluding taxes · example ADR: €120

Room nights
  • Example bookings
  • Previous year at equal lead time
  • Final budget · 620 room nights

9 Aug 2026

Room nights
260
Booked revenue
€31,200
Previous year at equal lead time
240Room nights
The example data
Cut-off dateExample bookingsPrevious year at equal lead timeFinal target
9 Aug 20262602409 Aug 2025620
23 Aug 202634031023 Aug 2025620
6 Sept 20264203906 Sept 2025620

Room nights

The budget is not a forecast. The 2025 figures compare the same lead time before the stay; they are not final results. All figures are synthetic.

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A SHARED VIEW

Numbers with their context.

Booking pace

See how room nights and revenue build for a stay period.

Clear comparisons

Compare periods and filters with explicit cut-off dates and comparable lead time.

Budget in view

Review targets alongside available data without confusing a target with a forecast.

FROM DATA TO DECISION

Understand first. Then act.

The same number changes meaning with the dates, capacity and revenue basis behind it.

  1. Define the period

    Choose the stay period, hotel and filters. Keep currency and revenue basis visible when reading results.

  2. Compare the pace

    Review cumulative bookings and pickup. Distinguish a same-lead-time comparison from another year’s final result.

  3. Review the target

    Put the budget in context with observed data and share the questions that guide the next decision.

Before analysing

What data do I need to connect?

We start with available reservations, properties and capacity. Source quality, history and dimensions determine the filters and comparisons you can use.

Does a budget guarantee a result?

No. It is a planning target. Observed data, historical comparisons and any forecast must be identified separately; none guarantees future revenue.

YOUR STARTING POINT

Bring a Revenue question.

Let’s review the data you have and the comparison you need to answer it.

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