EPISODE · Aug 14, 2026 · 31 MIN
How to Maximize Revenue in Highly Seasonal Markets ft. Giovanni Molinari
from RevLabs by PriceLabs · host PriceLabs
In highly seasonal short-term rental markets, you don’t get unlimited chances to hit your revenue goals. Once your highest-demand weeks are gone, they’re gone.In this episode of RevLabs by PriceLabs, Kyle Driskell sits down with Giovanni Molinari, Co-Founder and Revenue Manager at eStay, which manages hundreds of properties across Sardinia, Italy, one of Europe’s most seasonal tourism markets.They break down how revenue strategy changes when a few critical months can make or break your year, and why successful seasonal revenue management goes far beyond adjusting prices.✅ You’ll learn how to:Prepare your pricing strategy months before peak season beginsUse booking pace and demand signals to know when the market is shiftingAvoid selling your highest-value dates too early or too cheaplyAdjust your strategy between peak, shoulder, and low seasonsUse dynamic cancellation policies to protect revenue and capture last-minute demandGiovanni also explains why pricing is only one piece of the revenue management puzzle, and why every date’s value can change faster than most operators expect.Whether you manage properties in a highly seasonal destination or simply deal with major swings in demand throughout the year, this conversation will help you think differently about pricing, availability, cancellations, and risk.To learn more, visit https://hello.pricelabs.co/enterprise/Join RevLabs Newsletter and get curated insights from Kyle, featuring the best podcast conversations, market trends, upcoming live sessions, and practical trainings to help you grow as a revenue manager: https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/NaBB1dThinking of giving it a try? Sign up for a free 30-day trial period at https://pricelabs.co/users/sign_up
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