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Listen: Air BnB Is Launching A Hotel Partnership Program

Name: Listen: Air BnB Is Launching A Hotel Partnership Program
Uploaded: 2018-02-14T19:38:08.000Z
Description: When a traveller is looking for a cute little bed and breakfast or a convenient vacation spot, AirBNB has carved out quite the space in the local boutique lodging industry. Now that system can be utilized on a global scale, as well. AirBNB recently announced a new global technology partnership with SiteMinder, the global…

When a traveller is looking for a cute little bed and breakfast or a convenient vacation spot, AirBNB has carved out quite the space in the local boutique lodging industry. Now that system can be utilized on a global scale, as well. AirBNB recently announced a new global technology partnership with SiteMinder, the global…

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February 14, 2018, 7:38 PM UTC

When a traveller is looking for a cute little bed and breakfast or a convenient vacation spot, AirBNB has carved out quite the space in the local boutique lodging industry.

Now that system can be utilized on a global scale, as well.

AirBNB recently announced a new global technology partnership with SiteMinder, the global cloud-based hotel booking platform with over 28,000 clients.

This new collaboration will allow real-time integration of hotels’ booking information to management systems for AirBNB clients.

According to Cameron House, AirBNB’s Program Manager for hotels, “We are dedicated to working with small hospitality businesses that excel at offering the best guest experiences and living our mission of belonging and we couldn’t ask for a better partner than SiteMinder”.

Mike Ford, Managing Director and Founder of SiteMinder has said “We are delighted to provide an innovative technology solution that now makes it easy for these small accommodation providers to reach the millions of customers who use Airbnb everyday, and get time back to provide memorable experiences for guests

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