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Commercial advisory for bedbanks and hotel wholesalers.

Experience on both the hotel supply and distribution sides helps me connect what suppliers need with how demand partners buy and sell.

Practical support

What we could
work on together.

A bedbank’s growth depends on the relationship between its hotel supply, pricing and the clients that sell it. Strong supply is only valuable when the right properties are live, relevant and bookable for the demand partners you want to serve.

These are examples of possible assignments, shaped around your business, priorities and team.

01

Hotel supply partnerships

Review hotel contracts, commercial terms and incentives to build closer relationships, stronger value and clearer joint priorities.

02

Client growth & share of wallet

Review demand partner relationships, purchasing patterns and account plans to uncover opportunities to win more of each client’s business.

03

Pricing & yield per room sold

Review pricing, mark-ups and account economics to improve yield per room sold while balancing conversion, margin and client value.

04

The right properties for the right clients

Challenge client teams on which properties are live, bookable and relevant to each client’s markets, customers and channels, and turn the gaps into action.

05

Products beyond accommodation

Assess opportunities to add activities, experiences, car hire, flights and other relevant products, increasing sales and value per client.

Agreed around your needs

What the work
can deliver.

  • Supply and demand relationship priorities
  • Client account and property activation plan
  • Pricing and account economics review
  • Commercial actions for product or market expansion

Relevant experience

GTA and WebBeds / Sunhotels

European sales leadership, retail distribution launch and post-acquisition commercial development across hotel wholesale and international B2B distribution.

TDS Travel

Built and led the commercial team and improved distribution to support expansion of a new MEA bedbank.

Explore Doros’ experience and results

Before we begin

A few sector questions.

Can you look at supply and sales together?

Yes. Reviewing the connection between hotel supply, client requirements, activation and account economics is central to the work.

Can you help assess ancillary products?

Yes. We can review whether activities, experiences, car hire, flights or other products fit your clients and operating model, and what commercial work would be needed to launch them.

Let’s talk

Start with your business challenge.

Tell me what you want to achieve. We can agree the right scope, involvement and next steps.