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OYO signs preferred partnership with Hotelbeds
Bedbank Hotelbeds has inked a new partnership with budget hotel chain OYO, securing special rates and exclusive offers for clients at properties across the United States.
“OYO is an incredibly agile company that is empowering the entrepreneurs behind many hotels with full stack technology,” says Lauren Atlass, Regional Director Commercial in Americas at Hotelbeds.
“We are proud to partner with this rapidly growing company that understands the needs of individual hotel owners.”
OYO properties in the US get access to more than 60,000 travel buyers based in over 140 source markets who work with Hotelbeds.
Anuj Ladha, VP Revenue at OYO International, said: “This preferred partnership will further strengthen the collaborative success between OYO and Hotelbeds in recent years. This partnership is in line with OYO’s continuous focus on the US and will further strengthen our reach to travel buyers.”
Established in India in2012, OYO expanded rapidly across Asia, Europe and the Americas.
It lists hotels and vacation homes in more than 80 countries.
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