Models and techniques for hotel revenue management using a rolling horizon

By Paul Goldman, R. Freling, Kevin Pak, N. Piersma. 2001

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Subfields: Management of Technology and Innovation, Management Science and Operations Research, Marketing

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Citations in the corpus

• An overview of research on revenue management: current issues and future research (2007, background): “Hadjinicola and Panayi (1997) focus on the overbooking problem for hotels with multiple tour-operators and conclude that an overbooking policy that treats the capacity of the hotel as a whole gives better cost savings than an overbooking policy that allocates the capacity to each tour-operator separ”
• Hotel Revenue Management – A Critical Literature Review (2011, unknown): “Other methods like deterministic linear programming (Goldman et al., 2002; Liu et al., 2008), integer programming (Bertsimas & Shioda, 2003), dynamic programming (Badinelli, 2000; Bertsimas & Shioda, 2003), fuzzy goal programming (Padhi & Aggarwal, 2011), and robust optimisation (Koide & Ishii,…”