RevProf Inaugural Newsletter

We are proud to release the RevProf quarterly newsletter containing a letter from RevProf president, Sarah Franzen, an introduction to our board, community updates, and curated news articles from revenue managers and other professionals in the industry.

RevProf will be releasing Newsletters to members on a quarterly basis and is excited to present articles from revenue managers, market analysis and interesting news, and reports and research to keep revenue managers "in the know."

RevProf is building the first revenue-management-focused association in the short-term rental industry and is currently working on DARM and VRMA session content, developing a robust newsletter and blog, and establishing a RM forum for members. In the future RevProf will be building peer review processes for content, presentations, and articles, and will publish work by member revenue managers along with certification and standards.

If you would like to help RevProf build and grow or just want to join the STR community of revenue managers, then sign up for a RevProf membership or reach out to us at info@revprof.org.

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Links from Page 4

• Great article that gives high level Expedia stats. The decline in international inbound to US is real!

  • Expedia Results Hit by Drop in International Travel, Launches Booking Deal with Instagram

• This article talks about the real impacts of STR bans and explores NYC specifically:

  • What Does Banning Short-Term Rentals Really Accomplish?

• Interesting take on the considerations to weigh during the initial pricing process:

  • Factors affecting short-term rental first price: A revenue management model - PMC

• The World Travel and Tourism Council International Travel Report does not paint a very rosy picture for international travel in the US in 2025:

  • U.S Economy Set To Lose $12.5BN In International Traveler Spend this year

• Here’s a look at how Canadian travelers (or non-travelers) are impacting tourism in the US:

  • Canadian Tourists To The U.S. Down Nearly 40% In May, New Data Says

• Was “Easter” a topic of RM conversation this year for you? How’s your summer shaping up?

  • U.S. April Overview 2025: Easter Lifts April, But A Soft Summer Signals A Need For Strategy

• AirDNA’s take on April 2025:

  • U.S. Review April 2025: Spring Break Lifts Bookings, but Tariff Caution Lingers

• A different kind of study...

  • Airbnb’s $90B Economic Impact Study: Taking a Step Back to Understand What It Really Tells Us