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Hotel technology company P3 is projecting significant growth in North America, following the deployment of a new customized booking engine for Omni Hotels & Resorts.
P3 CEO highlights the growing need for investment in both digital and physical property, writes Shauna McCrudden Hotels must make more of their services accessible online if they are to offer their guests a complete e-commerce experience. That’s the message from technology company P3 ahead of ITB Berlin, which takes place at the Messe Berlin
Hotels today must make more of their guest services accessible online if they are to offer their guests a complete ecommerce experience. That is the message from P3 ahead of ITB Berlin, the world’s largest tourism and travel trade fair, which takes place in Germany from March 7-9, 2023. Exhibiting at Stand 133 in the Travel Technology Hall 8.1, P3 will put hoteliers in their guests’ shoes, with an immersive experience featuring their customized booking engines and the integration between their online check-in/out system and self-serve kiosk key collection service.
February 7, 2023 — Dublin & Denver — Hotel software solutions provider P3 has become the industry’s first hotel booking engine provider to allow guests to book interconnected hotel rooms online. This pioneering new service is designed to enhance the guest journey for families and other groups, making it easier for them to guarantee their booking of interconnected rooms without the need to contact the hotel.
Hotel operations and maintenance technology has evolved significantly over the years. In the past, hoteliers relied on pen and paper to track guest information, room assignments, and maintenance requests. Communication between staff was often done through radios or in-person conversations. As technology advanced, hotels began to use spreadsheets and word documents to manage their operations, but these tools were limited in their capabilities and required manual data entry.