Revenue Manager in Short Term Rental Industry EMEA Market (Europe Middle East and Africa) (Position Spain based)
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Produce and present pricing strategy proposals based on historical and market data (Airdna, KeyData, Pricelabs) and qualitative analysis of a property's amenities and positioning.
Oversee each property's performance by monitoring and performing variance analysis of KPIs such as MPI, booking velocity, length of stay, booking window,



channel dependency, and more.
Determine whether performance issues stem from listing factors or pricing strategy and coordinate necessary adjustments.
Educate stakeholders internally and externally on our revenue‐management methodology via clear, concise reports.
Collaborate with account managers, integration and listing‐optimisation teams, and senior revenue‐management members to implement strategies.
Produce internal performance reports to ensure no property "falls between two chairs."
Minimum 2 years of experience in revenue management in the short‐term rental market or a related field; strong academic background in mathematics or data science acceptable.
Fluency in English and Spanish (spoken and written).
High proficiency with spreadsheets (Google Sheets & G‐Suite a plus).
Experience with property management software (PMS); Ability to explain revenue‐management concepts and KPIs to clients an

📌 Revenue Manager (España)
🏢 Angel Host
📍 España