Difference between revisions of "Channel Manager"
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Revision as of 16:46, 8 September 2017
A Channel Manager is a software that allows the hospitality service provider to partner with a diverse range of OTAs. With this type of software the hospitality service provider may rapidly update content such as rates, calendar, special prices, and other type of important content. It will also work as an inventory model, in the way that it will help to avoid the risk of overbooking. Thus, a channel manager may potentiate the management of your service in a way that it will allow you to benefit from a revenues’ increase over time.
hoteliga uses its own channel manager.
hoteliga is directly certified with the following OTA:
if the hotelier/property owner is not covered by the capabilities of the own channel manager, then he/she can use the
