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Hotel Booking

This analysis was a project in the Coursera Professional Data Analytics certificate, which focused on polishing plots and graphs using ggplot. This data came from a fictional Hotel booking company that needed an analyst to annotate and deliver a chart to their specifications as the deliverables.

Scenario:

  • A hotel booking company wanted insight on who of their clients were the most beneficial to their growth

  • The stakeholders specifically asked for annotated and specific charts for them to determine the best course of action for the business

  • The stakeholders also requested an RMD file to be able to re-run the code for future usage and standardization 


Questions asked:

  • What type of client is the most beneficial to the company?

  • What deposit type is most used?

  • Which hotel type is more rented?

Delivered Chart

Raw Data

R-Markdown file

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Hotel p2 portfolio

Questions answered:

  1.  A vast majority of the clientele are categorized as Online TA.

  • Must be a job characteristic to travel and stay in hotels.

  1.  Almost all of the hotel rentals, are rented without any deposit.

  • There must not be enough incentives for people to put down a deposit on their room.

  1.  City hotels have almost four times the usage compared to resort category hotels.

  • Must be due to the locations of resorts not being centralized for work usage, and is most likely comprised of people on vacation.

Recommendations:

  • Since there is zero usage of refundable deposits there needs to be an incentive for people to put a refundable deposit down

  • There is a minimal amount of people using non-refundable deposits to book a room, there needs to also be an incentive for customers who are sure about their stay

  • A vast majority of hotel bookings are done with city hotels, which may be due to the amount of businesses sending a representative for work reasons. 

    • may be able to increase deposit types in conjunction with incentives for the person booking the hotel room if the booking purpose is known.


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License:  Original author on Kaggle

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