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Factors Influencing Room Rental Prices in the Hotel Business

Student: Kolbayev Dias

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Faculty: Graduate School of Business

Educational Programme: Marketing and Market Analytics (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2024

The hotel industry is highly dynamic, with room rates fluctuating based on various factors such as demand, seasonality, events, and competitor pricing. Effective pricing strategies are crucial for hotel revenue management and maximizing profitability. This project proposes the development of a predictive modeling framework for dynamic pricing in the hotel business. The proposed framework will leverage advanced prediction algorithms and data analytics techniques to predict optimal room rates. Historical booking data, market trends, competitor pricing, customer segmentation, and other relevant variables will be analyzed to build accurate predictive models. The models will enable hotel managers to make data-driven decisions regarding pricing adjustments in real-time, thereby optimizing revenue and enhancing competitiveness. Key components of the project include data collection and preprocessing, feature selection, model training, validation, and deployment. Various machine learning algorithms such as regression, time series analysis, and ensemble methods will be explored to identify the most suitable approach for predicting room prices. Additionally, techniques for handling seasonality, trend detection, and demand forecasting will be incorporated into the modeling process. The project aims to deliver a user-friendly software tool or platform that hotel managers can utilize to streamline pricing decisions. By leveraging predictive analytics, hotels can adapt their pricing strategies dynamically, capitalize on market opportunities, and maintain a competitive edge in the industry. Furthermore, the proposed framework has the potential to enhance customer satisfaction by offering fair and competitive pricing, ultimately driving revenue growth and profitability for hotel businesses.

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