Compare meal periods using their submitted revenue and guest counts before planning service changes.
Lunch, dinner and Beach & Pool sections capture different trading windows. Guest counts and revenue need to belong to the same period. Combining a dinner guest count with all-day revenue produces an average check that does not describe either service.
A meal period may grow through more covers, a higher average check or both. Review its guest count and revenue together. The weaker period is not necessarily the one with the lowest total revenue if its capacity or opening hours differ.
Managers can examine seating demand, service timing or the commercial offer for a specific period. These figures are reporting inputs, not a staffing optimizer or an automatic menu recommendation. Check unusual days before changing the operating plan.
Pax analysis offers meal-period scopes. Use the matching submitted data when comparing Lunch, Dinner and Beach & Pool.
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