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Regional Revenue Manager

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About the Company
They're a fast-growing European hospitality group operating a portfolio of aparthotel-style properties across major cities. Their teams are guided by values of curiosity, drive, collaboration, kindness, and respect, and they're proud of a genuinely diverse, inclusive culture where people are supported to do their best work.
Role Overview
They are looking for an experienced Regional Revenue Manager based in Ireland to lead revenue strategy and performance across a portfolio of 5 European properties. You'll own pricing optimization, demand forecasting, and commercial planning that drives market share and profitability across the region.
What You'll Do
- Lead total revenue performance for a regional portfolio, ensuring alignment with overall commercial strategy
- Deliver accurate forecasting, pricing, and demand modelling to maximize revenue and profitability
- Strengthen market share through competitive analysis and strategic positioning
- Use BI tools to translate data into clear, actionable insights for commercial decision-making
- Ensure rate and inventory optimization across all distribution channels
- Build strong relationships with internal stakeholders and external partners
- Guide and develop a team of Revenue Managers
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What You'll Bring
- Strong multi-property revenue management experience
- Expertise with revenue management systems and analytical tools
- In-depth knowledge of competitive market trends and market share strategy
- Experience with major RMS platforms (e.g. IDeaS), a leading cloud PMS, and channel management platforms
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills, including with senior leadership
- A driven, energetic, and curious approach to commercial performance
- Experience using BI tools to deliver actionable insights


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Benefits
- Paid family leave (service-based eligibility)
- Flexible working patterns
- Generous holiday allowance
- Performance-based bonus scheme
- Discounted rates for personal and family travel
- Employee referral scheme
- Cycle to work scheme
- Learning and development / education support
- Paid volunteer days
- Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) for you and your family
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