Booking Cancellation Prediction with Classification Model

Booking cancellation prediction becomes more significant than before, which impacts decision making in the hospitality industry. In the revenue management system, with inaccurate prediction of hotel demand, overbooking and cancellation policy might lead to a negative influence on the operation of...

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Main Author: He, Haokun
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2020
Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/61651/
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description Booking cancellation prediction becomes more significant than before, which impacts decision making in the hospitality industry. In the revenue management system, with inaccurate prediction of hotel demand, overbooking and cancellation policy might lead to a negative influence on the operation of the hotel and reputation of the hotel. Using PMS data and external data, addressing the booking cancellation problem as a classification problem, the author used different algorithms and different models to get the highest accuracy, the result was exceeding 0.89, which shows the hotel industry can predict whether a booking is likely to be canceled with high accuracy. Models allow the hotel industry to make different actions on overbooking and cancel booking based on which factors were most important in the model. A high accuracy model can prevent the enterprise from reputation and profit losing. Moreover, there will be some future research suggestions provided in the end. Keyword: Data science, booking cancellation, hospitality industry, machine learning, predictive modeling, revenue management, weather, distance, classification
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spelling nottingham-616512022-12-13T17:04:43Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/61651/ Booking Cancellation Prediction with Classification Model He, Haokun Booking cancellation prediction becomes more significant than before, which impacts decision making in the hospitality industry. In the revenue management system, with inaccurate prediction of hotel demand, overbooking and cancellation policy might lead to a negative influence on the operation of the hotel and reputation of the hotel. Using PMS data and external data, addressing the booking cancellation problem as a classification problem, the author used different algorithms and different models to get the highest accuracy, the result was exceeding 0.89, which shows the hotel industry can predict whether a booking is likely to be canceled with high accuracy. Models allow the hotel industry to make different actions on overbooking and cancel booking based on which factors were most important in the model. A high accuracy model can prevent the enterprise from reputation and profit losing. Moreover, there will be some future research suggestions provided in the end. Keyword: Data science, booking cancellation, hospitality industry, machine learning, predictive modeling, revenue management, weather, distance, classification 2020-12-01 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/61651/1/20182625-BUSI4374%20UNNK-Booking%20Cancellation%20Prediction%20with%20Classification%20Model.pdf He, Haokun (2020) Booking Cancellation Prediction with Classification Model. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)]
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Booking Cancellation Prediction with Classification Model
title Booking Cancellation Prediction with Classification Model
title_full Booking Cancellation Prediction with Classification Model
title_fullStr Booking Cancellation Prediction with Classification Model
title_full_unstemmed Booking Cancellation Prediction with Classification Model
title_short Booking Cancellation Prediction with Classification Model
title_sort booking cancellation prediction with classification model
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/61651/