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Mews is a cloud-based hotel property management system designed to streamline hotel operations and enhance guest experiences. Founded by former hoteliers, Mews provides a next-generation hospitality platform suitable for hotels, hostels, and apartments. Its innovative features include smart automation for online check-ins, payment processing, booking management, and staff training, allowing property owners to improve both operational efficiency and guest satisfaction. Serving over 5,000 properties across more than 85 countries, Mews stands out for its extensive range of integrations with various hospitality technology providers, making it a comprehensive solution in the industry. In recognition of its capabilities, Mews was awarded Best Property Management System at the 2024 HotelTechAwards.

Selfbook provides a technology-driven payment platform that simplifies and secures the hotel booking process. By enabling one-tap payments, the platform supports all major credit and debit cards, as well as digital wallets and alternative payment methods. Selfbook aims to remove barriers to direct bookings, allowing hotels to enhance their booking flow and increase revenue. The solution unifies the payment process and connects with existing reservation systems, making it easier for hotels to capture mobile bookings and improve conversion rates. Ultimately, Selfbook equips hotels with modern e-commerce tools to streamline the direct booking experience for both businesses and customers.

Life House is a hotel software and management platform focused on enhancing profitability and reliability for independent hoteliers. By developing proprietary products, the company aims to streamline hotel ownership, making it more profitable and predictable for owners while improving the overall guest experience. Life House stands out as one of the few vertically integrated hotel companies supported by institutional venture and private equity investors, allowing for significant investment in technology and services. This approach enables travelers to enjoy boutique hotel experiences at affordable prices, thereby contributing to the growth and success of independent hotels.

Selfbook provides a technology-driven payment platform that simplifies and secures the hotel booking process. By enabling one-tap payments, the platform supports all major credit and debit cards, as well as digital wallets and alternative payment methods. Selfbook aims to remove barriers to direct bookings, allowing hotels to enhance their booking flow and increase revenue. The solution unifies the payment process and connects with existing reservation systems, making it easier for hotels to capture mobile bookings and improve conversion rates. Ultimately, Selfbook equips hotels with modern e-commerce tools to streamline the direct booking experience for both businesses and customers.

Life House is a hotel software and management platform focused on enhancing profitability and reliability for independent hoteliers. By developing proprietary products, the company aims to streamline hotel ownership, making it more profitable and predictable for owners while improving the overall guest experience. Life House stands out as one of the few vertically integrated hotel companies supported by institutional venture and private equity investors, allowing for significant investment in technology and services. This approach enables travelers to enjoy boutique hotel experiences at affordable prices, thereby contributing to the growth and success of independent hotels.

ZO Rooms is India's Fastest Growing Chain of Standardised Short Stay Accommodations with 600+ properties across 40 cities. ZO Rooms has a strong hyperlocal presence at highly competitive prices with a strong focus on offering a great customer experience with the help of its pathbreaking technology.

ZO Rooms is India's Fastest Growing Chain of Standardised Short Stay Accommodations with 600+ properties across 40 cities. ZO Rooms has a strong hyperlocal presence at highly competitive prices with a strong focus on offering a great customer experience with the help of its pathbreaking technology.

Hurb is a technology platform based in Rio de Janeiro that simplifies travel through its online service, allowing users to find and reserve accommodations and activities. The company sells a room night every three seconds and significantly contributes to Brazil's tourism GDP. With over 20 million registered travelers and 35,000 destinations worldwide, Hurb offers a comprehensive travel experience, including hotel bookings and tour packages at competitive prices. The platform also encourages user engagement by enabling travelers to share their experiences. Hurb has a strong social media presence, boasting over 16 million followers, and operates not only in Brazil but also internationally, with offices in Porto, Portugal, and plans for expansion into Montreal, Canada.

HolidayIQ, launched in early 2004 as India Resorts Survey, initially aimed to create a travel community focused on gathering feedback about holiday accommodations in India. The positive response from users led to an expansion of the platform’s scope, resulting in the establishment of HolidayIQ. The company operates an online holiday information portal that simplifies the holiday planning process by providing users with comprehensive information on airfare, travel packages, destinations, hotels, and international getaways. This platform not only helps travelers discover and plan their holidays but also encourages them to share their experiences, fostering a community-driven approach to travel in India.

ELong, Inc. is a Chinese online travel service provider offering hotel and air ticket booking services via an online website, mobile applications, and a 24-hour call center. eLong offers three platforms for its customers: elong website, elong mobile application, and elong wireless. Its platforms contain easy-to-use tools such as maps, destination guides, photographs, virtual tours, and user reviews. It also offers a directly-bookable hotel product portfolio with a selection of over 30,000 hotels in China and over 150,000 international hotels in more than 100 countries worldwide. eLong also enables its customers to carry out domestic and international air ticket reservations in cities across China. Founded in Delaware in May 1999, eLong received $15 million in venture capital funding from Tiger Technology Fund and Blueridge Capital. In October 2004, eLong successfully went public on NASDAQ. eLong has since built China’s largest hotel network of approximately 220,000 bookable domestic and international properties in 200 countries worldwide. Its major competitors are Qunar and Ctrip.