Patrick Arbaut Mar 28:

De ce que je comprends, c'est le prix calculé au plus juste en fonction de l'offre/disponibilité de la concurrence et du taux d'occupation/disponibilité de son propre établissement. Logiquement, il devrait être élevé. L'ajustement est dynamique.

ormiston Mar 28:

Well sleuthed! Awaiting feedback from Asker...

Alison MacG Mar 28:

Possible definition ... ... if this particular hotel group is involved here.

There were some other clues in Anne's other question, which has since been deleted by a moderator - something along the lines of price optimization/optimizer needing to know the competitor rate because there was a closed fill-in process.

Revenue Management Glossary of Acronyms and Terms
Closed Fill-in Price
Substitute price used in the Retail Pricing Optimizer for future arrival dates when competitor or Marriott property has closed inventory - typically one of the higher rates being charged by the competitor or Marriott property and use of the fill-in price signals to the optimizer an opportunity to increase prices. It is determined using historical price points for a finite period of time. Weekdays and weekend are determined separately by season using the 95th percentile of the highest observed price.
https://portal.remingtonhotels.com/ResourceFiles/pdf/rm-acro...

ormiston Mar 28:

Agree with AllegroTrans Very odd, hard to know what it means. Is it a transcription?

AllegroTrans Mar 28:

The term is weird... and I cannot find google hits. Is this from the USA?