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Accovia announces PMS system
Accovia Inc. announced the availability of its Property Management System (PMS) Integrator for the company’s Selling System Platform and Logitours Classic.
PMS Integrator enables travel packagers to exchange booking information with a hotel PMS and confirm specific room availability in real time.
The PMS Integrator enhances Accovia’s comprehensive Travel Package Management technology solution for procuring, distributing and managing hotel travel components on line.
“The ability to procure, distribute and update hotel inventory in real-time while still protecting allotments can directly increase travel packagers’ revenue and customer service,” said Claude Guay, president and CEO of Accovia.
He said the PMS Integrator supports inbound XML messages to book, modify, cancel and update hotel room inventory, and simultaneously, an appropriate corresponding outbound message notifies the hotel PMS to block or release a room.
Accovia is a provider of travel packaging technology.
Report by David Wilkening
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