As hoteliers wrestle operating margins and scrutinize promising market niches in a quest for incremental growth in a recovering tourism economy, the all-inclusive business model that has long proven successful in destinations such as the Caribbean and Mexico is suddenly a hot topic in the U.S.
“I can’t name names, but I can report that multiple—emphasize plural—major hotel companies have hired us to explore all-inclusive strategies, including currently,” said Scott Berman…industry leader…at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Miami.
… “It’s easier to accurately predict revenues and food-and-beverage costs,” he said. “The downside is an inability to upsell and generate additional revenues,”
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