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Understanding Pace Reports in Resly
Understanding Pace Reports in Resly
Updated over 3 months ago

What is a Pace Report?

A pace report is an essential analytical tool in the hospitality industry that compares booking trends and performance metrics between the current year and the previous year. By analysing reservations made and stays completed in both years, it provides valuable insights into:

  • Booking velocity: The speed at which bookings are made.

  • Guest behaviour: Patterns in guest preferences and booking habits.

  • Performance evaluation: Overall booking and revenue performance.



Key Benefits

A pace report helps hospitality professionals:

  • Identify trends in guest behaviour.

  • Assess the effectiveness of current marketing strategies.

  • Make informed decisions to optimise occupancy and revenue.

  • Respond proactively to market dynamics.

  • Adjust pricing strategies for maximum profitability.

By reviewing pace reports regularly, property managers can enhance operational efficiency and adapt to changing market conditions.



Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why is the occupancy different in the Pace Report and Performance Report?

A: The difference arises due to the distinct criteria for including bookings in each report:

  • Pace Report: Focuses on confirmed bookings made within the past 12 months. It excludes bookings made earlier, even if the stay occurred in the current reporting month. This provides insights into recent booking trends and current sales effectiveness.

  • Performance Report: Includes all stays completed within the reporting month, regardless of when the booking was made. For example, a reservation made two years ago but resulting in a stay last month would appear here, offering a comprehensive view of realised occupancy and revenue.

Key Differences:

Criteria

Pace Report

Performance Report

Booking Window

Last 12 months only

Any time (if the stay occurred in the month)

Focus

Recent booking trends

Actual occupancy and revenue

Use Case

Short-term operational and marketing decisions

Long-term performance and trend analysis


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