The revenue management concentration provides students with in-depth knowledge of strategies and processes that optimize and maximize the business's revenues. Revenue managers provide advice and support to directors of sales, finance managers, and general managers. On the basis of daily, weekly and monthly reports, revenue managers make predictions of demand, and make pricing decisions. In other words, they may raise prices in times of high demand, and may offer promotions when demand is slow. They analyze the competition and produce performance reviews at the end of each reporting period. Revenue managers also oversee partnerships with distribution channels such as online travel agencies.<br>The field of global hospitality management has grown and evolved post-pandemic. Hospitality students have to prepare for emerging trends in the industry, including increased travel demand, new technological advances, and more entrepreneurial options than ever before. The Jonathan M. Tisch Center of Hospitality's MS in Global Hospitality Management prepares students for careers in today's international hospitality industry and provides the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in hotel management, the food and beverage industry, and other hospitality sectors. It offers students the benefits and resources of studying at NYU, and the competitive advantage of earning a hospitality degree in New York Cityhome to the top hotels in the world.