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http://blogs.napier.ac.uk/tourismenu/wp-content/uploads/sites/113/2023/01/RM.png452422By Dr Angela Chu Revenue Management (RM) originates from airline Yield Management (YM). Many people think that American Airlines (AA) was the first to adopt YM. However, YM was actually started by British Airways, with an employee of the British Overseas Airways Corporation, Ken Littlewood, who had established the idea of fenced prices and forecasts … Continue reading