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Stayntouch raises $48M in strategic growth equity investment

Hotel Business

Founded in 2012 and acquired by MCR in 2020, Stayntouch offers a cloud PMS for hotels to streamline operations and connect front and back office functions, including reservations, front desk operations, payments, revenue management and reporting and multi-property management.

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Q&A with Amanda Williams, Solonis

Hotel Business

Hotel Business caught up with Amanda Williams, senior product specialist, Solonis , to talk PMS systems and revenue. In a post-COVID hospitality landscape, we need our technology to help optimize guest interaction, support front-desk and back-office staff and drive data-backed business decisions.

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Mews launches all-in-one ePOS and payments terminal

Hotel Business

Mews has released the Mews Terminal S2 to further transform hotel businesses across food and beverage (F&B) and front-desk operations. The platform combines an electronic point-of-sale (ePOS) system with the capabilities of a payment terminal.

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Think Simplicity partners with Cloudbeds 

Hotel Business

Cloudbeds’ customers will have the option to streamline front desk operations such as viewing a guest’s name when they call the front desk, setting voicemail options for extensions, providing housekeeping codes and calling accounting for billing room calls.

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Diverse careers in hospitality and tourism: match your talents

Les Roches

Hospitality is a vast industry, incorporating businesses focused on delivering services from refreshments to accommodation and transport. Tourism is a key part of the hospitality industry and offers services to those traveling for pleasure or business. What is the hospitality industry?

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Lesser-known roles: how to become a hotel inspector

Les Roches

Key responsibilities of a hotel inspector These specialists go beyond simply evaluating hospitality businesses against set standards. Conducting thorough inspections Hotel inspectors perform detailed examinations of hotel areas, including guest rooms, common areas, kitchens, dining facilities, recreational areas and back-of-house operations.

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Hospitality training: Courses and programs for hotels

SiteMinder

To familiarise staff with the operational aspects of the hospitality industry, including front desk operations, housekeeping standards, and food and beverage management. Loyalty programs and guest retention : Understanding and promoting the hotel’s loyalty programs to encourage repeat business.