In-Room Internet Access at Hotels

Hotels employ some advanced techniques when pricing in-room internet access - but are they being too greedy?
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In-Room Internet Access at Hotels

  • May 23, 2017
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It is easy to dismiss the prices some hotels charge for in-room internet access as simply being too high but there are actually a number of advanced pricing strategies being employed including hurdles, mixed bundlesand segmentation. But are hotels asking for too much money and potentially costing themselves revenue and goodwill in the process? A new post in our case studies section looks at this question.

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