Smart overbooking in the accommodation facilities in the Czech Republic

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Abstract

Overbooking can be defined as a targeted, planned and managed overbooking of the capacities available in the way that at a given date there is no conflict between more clients and simultaneously the capacity is optimally used so that the revenues are maximized. The main prerequisites for the application of the overbooking techniques are a sophisticated hotel system and the ability to predict the strength of demand for accommodation facilities. The aim of this paper is to analyze the state of the implementation of the method of “smart overbooking” as used in practice by the Czech accommodation facilities. The focus is placed on finding out the level of the awareness of this tool, its deployment and the extent of its use as well as the clarification of potential problems with the implementation. The methodological approach to solution-seeking is based on the results of its own survey of more than four hundred hotel facilities in the Czech Republic.

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Jenčková, J., & Abrhám, J. (2016). Smart overbooking in the accommodation facilities in the Czech Republic. Journal of International Studies, 9(1), 265–275. https://doi.org/10.14254/2071-8330.2016/9-1/20

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