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Fine dining and face masks don’t go together
Like many people during the Coronavirus pandemic I’ve missed going out for meals at restaurants. Living in the Greater New York City area offers an unending array of excellent restaurants serving great food from all over the planet. Great and … Continue reading
Posted in Dining, Restaurant Marketing
Tagged Coronavirus restaurants, Dining with masks, Hospitality
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Restaurants and dynamic pricing
Most people are quite familiar with the concept of dynamic pricing. If you’ve ever bought a plane ticket or rented a car you know exactly the meaning of dynamic pricing, more demand, the higher the price, lower demand, a lower … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurant Marketing
Tagged Dynamic pricing, Neil Irwin, ny, Predictive pricing, Restaurant dynamic pricing
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