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Revenue strategy for tourism and hospitality

More visitors in every season. More revenue from every visit.

Photo: redcharlie / Unsplash

20 yrs in tourism and attractions
Former Chief Revenue Officer, Museum of the Bible
Sectors
  • Museums & attractionsThe lead specialty
  • Tour operators & travel brands
  • Venues & live entertainment
  • Hospitality & event businesses
  • Nonprofit & cultural organizations

Most revenue problems come down to three things.

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01 · Who comes through the door

Attendance

Not enough people are coming.

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02 · What each guest spends once inside

Per-capita spend

Guests aren't spending once they're here.

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03 · How evenly demand runs across the year

Seasonality

Too much of the year runs quiet.

Illustrative only: no real data. Peak weeks crowd the calendar; the aim is a steadier year.

About

Led by Garrett Hinton, former Chief Revenue Officer of Museum of the Bible, where he grew earned revenue from $2.5M to $17.8M a year (2022–2025). The museum also set year-over-year records in group sales, slow-season attendance and per-capita spend.

Track record

Museum of the Bible, by the numbers

For scale, Museum of the Bible public attendance: 240K (2021) to 476,601 (2025).

  1. Earned revenue

    He grew earned revenue from $2.5M to $17.8M a year (2022–2025).

  2. World Stage Theater

    Relaunched World Stage Theater after it went dark in 2019: first show back in late 2021, full seasons from 2023, and 54,993 attendees across 175 shows in 2025.

  3. Records

    Consistent year-over-year records in group sales, slow-season attendance and per-cap at Museum of the Bible.

Revenue Diagnostic

Start with the numbers that matter most.

A focused review of your attendance, per-capita and seasonal numbers, ending with a prioritized plan your team can act on.

What the Diagnostic covers

  • Attendance
  • Per-capita spend
  • Off-season revenue
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Ready to fill more of the year and earn more from every guest? Start with a 30-minute conversation.