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Genesys issues hotel technology review
Travel Technology consultancy Genesys has launched the latest edition of its review of 70 different hotel reservations and distribution suppliers in the market.
The review will help those hotel groups who are unsure which product would suit their market.
Technology covered by the review includes suppliers from all over the world providing hotel reservation networks, internet booking engines, web distributors, central reservation systems, property management and reservation systems, GDSs and GDS switches.
Senior Partner of Genesys Paul Richer said: “We know there is a real demand for this review as we have been approached on several occasions by hotel industry executives. They have seen our publications for tour operators and travel agents and have asked us if we could publish a similar review for their industry.â€
The 120-page guide costs £64.50 and is available at www.genesys.net/HRTR
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