What’s inside the Feasibility Study.
14 pages with real content in place. Rewrite them, reorder them, or add your own.
- 1Page 1A full-bleed sea photograph with the main finding as the title, client and adviser
- 2Page 2Summary: a hotel photograph, the question and the answer, three findings with their numbers, the top recommendation and how sure we are
- 3Page 3Questions and method: the three questions, four kinds of evidence with sample sizes, dates and limits
- 4Page 4Market demand: overnight stays from 2019 to 2025, with spend, stay length and where visitors come from
- 5Page 5Seasonality: forecast occupancy by month and a hotelier on the shoulder months
- 6Page 6Competitive supply: competitors by rating and rate, sized by rooms, with the hotel's target position
- 7Page 7The site: a plan of the plot, buildings, terrace and parking, with access and planning notes
- 8Page 8Concept and rooms: a tall bedroom photograph, the guest and the room mix with sizes and rates
- 9Page 9Financial projections: ten years of revenue and EBITDA, with room revenue, RevPAR and sale value
- 10Page 10Development cost and returns: the cost plan, IRR, NPV and yield on cost
- 11Page 11Risks and sensitivities: a tornado chart of the return as each assumption moves, and the main risks
- 12Page 12Go/no-go scorecard: nine weighted tests with scores and results, over a shoreline photograph
- 13Page 13Recommendations: five ranked recommendations with basis, owner, date and confidence, and the steps to opening
- 14Page 14Appendix: key assumptions, limitations, sources and contacts
When to use it.
Feasibility Study is a 14-page report for consultants, developers and founders testing whether a new venture should go ahead, shown for a boutique hotel in a coastal town. It covers demand and seasonality, competitors on a bubble map, a line-drawn site plan, the concept and room mix, ten years of revenue and EBITDA, development cost and returns, a tornado chart of sensitivities and a weighted go/no-go scorecard. Ranked recommendations with owners close it. Sea and shoreline photos, deep sea-blue type and big figures keep it calm.
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- Founders updating a board
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- Step 2
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- Step 3
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- Step 4
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