winwinbooking is aimed at providing all involved – the hotel, the guest and the channel, a winning experience, where everyone benefits from each successful reservation made.
LONDON – winwinbooking announced its partnership with the leading hotel technology provider eRevMax, thereby offering seamless 2-way connection between the RateTiger channel manager and its social booking site winwinbooking, available for travellers to book through the mobile app.
winwinbooking is a social platform that allows travelers to book accommodations recommended by their friends, providing trustworthy opinion, instead of several reviews from strangers who most likely do not share the same taste and expectations. Post stay, the guest can recommend the hotel and earn commission for any bookings that generate due to the recommendation.
"We are happy to have completed our integration with eRevMax which is one of the most established hotel channel management brands in the industry. This partnership provides us the opportunity to expand our visibility to the wider hospitality market through eRevMax’s hotel ecosystem while at the same time provide hotels with connected solutions," said Guillaume Tarradellas, CEO, winwinbooking.
“winwinbooking is one of the brand new innovators in the channel space offering a new concept. We are happy to be partnered with winwinbooking as it helps us expand our distribution offerings and provide our hotel customers with an interesting mix of channels,” said Brian Dass, COO, eRevMax.
As the name suggests, winwinbooking is aimed at providing all involved – the hotel, the guest and the channel, a winning experience, where everyone benefits from each successful reservation made.
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