AMSTERDAM – Mews, has announced Mews Stacks, a series of curated tech ecosystems to help hoteliers adopt industry-leading cloud solutions.
Mews Stacks groups key hospitality technologies into recommended packages that are suited for specific regions and property types. Each stack consists of several best-in-class solutions that have been carefully chosen for their proven performance, and that can be connected to quickly and securely through Mews Marketplace.
“We have over a decade of experience working with the best specialist hospitality solutions across a vast range of customers,” said Matt Welle, CEO at Mews. “Choosing from over a thousand integrations can be daunting, so we’ve used our in-depth knowledge to simplify the decision-making process for hoteliers.”
According to a Hotel Tech Report study, hotels use an average of 20 software applications. The need and desire to build a bespoke ecosystem is clear, as every hospitality brand operates with different goals and challenges.
Mews Stacks empowers hospitality teams of all shapes and sizes to drive operational efficiency, boost revenue and delight guests. A large, multi-property group has different needs to a small boutique hotel, and this variance is reflected in the selected partners in each tailored ecosystem.
Steve Shotsberger, Principal at Evolve Hospitality Group commented, “As an adviser to properties around the world, it’s clear that hoteliers looking to implement or upgrade their technology have an increasing number of solutions to choose from. Every hotel or group has different needs and challenges so building a tech ecosystem that perfectly suits their needs is crucial. It’s great to work alongside Mews who integrate with so many fantastic solutions and can support hoteliers to build the right tech stack to complement their goals.”
Mews Stacks are already available for key regions including North America, the UK and APAC, with more to follow in 2024.
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