Expert advice for modern hoteliers
Under SAT's FEL regime every factura your hotel issues is a certified DTE. What that means operationally: IVA plus the 10% lodging tax on one folio, the ISR regime setting, and who the emisor really is.
Read moreA referral partnership pays a third party when a hotel they introduced actually buys. The four terms that decide whether a program is worth your time — and exactly what the FluxPMS affiliate program pays.
Read moreFive structural demands for a hotel group: one account across every property, group reporting you can trace back to a booking, roles granted per property, tax configured per property, and pricing that doesn't scale with your room count.
Read moreA worked software budget for a 10-room hotel: PMS, channel manager, booking engine, and card processing, totaled two ways — flat published pricing versus quote-based.
Read moreCancellation rates on major OTAs can reach 40% in some markets. Guaranteed bookings backed by a card or deposit cut no-shows to roughly 5% — the documented fix, sourced.
Read moreThe failure that costs money isn't disorganized cleaning — it's a dirty room getting sold because housekeeping and reception read different data. How to close that gap.
Read moreA day pass sells same-day access to a pool, bar, or lounge to a non-overnight guest. The three things software actually needs to handle, and a worked revenue example.
Read moreGuests use a portal mostly at two moments: checking the bill before checkout and asking a question after hours. What makes a portal genuinely useful versus decorative, stated honestly.
Read moreAI can reliably answer guest questions grounded in your hotel's own data, in the guest's language — it should never process payments or guess at what it doesn't know. Aria's actual boundaries, stated plainly.
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A B&B booking engine (or B&B online booking software) is the difference between “email us for availability” and a guest who pays a deposit at 23:12 while you sleep. For a 6–12 room bed and breakfast, the point is not enterprise distribution. The point is direct stays that land in
Read more"Free" booking engines are usually commission-based instead, and even a genuinely commission-free one still passes through standard card-processing fees. Here's how to run the real math.
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FluxPMS does not magically remove tourism seasonality. It removes parallel truths.
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