Mews, the industry-leading hospitality cloud, has announced the acquisition of Quotelo, marking its first product acquisition in France.
The milestone comes on the heels of Mews surpassing 1,000 French customers, further solidifying its presence and commitment to innovation in the region.
Quotelo revolutionises event hospitality by accelerating and simplifying event quotation, booking and management.
Its solution supports independent hotels and resorts, as well as major hotel brands, to increase their revenue for groups and Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE).
The acquisition of Quotelo follows a year of significant growth for Mews in France. Having increased its French customer base by 57%, opened its new Paris office, and become a certified PMS provider for BWH Hotels, Mews welcomes the entire Quotelo team as part of the acquisition.
“As more properties rethink their real estate to offer more than accommodation, an event management solution is vital to manage events, conferences and meetings,” said Matt Welle, CEO of Mews.
“By offering exceptional sales and catering services, hotels can attract more events to their properties, which not only boosts additional revenue, but also fills rooms and promotes other hotel services.
“We are delighted to welcome Quotelo to the team as we empower our customers to drive their businesses toward greater success.”
Quotelo provides a new generation of customer-centric event management. Its main capabilities include:
- Intuitive and streamlined booking engine dedicated to MICE and Groups
- Digitalized and automated quotations
- Orchestrating bookings from hours to months
- Room and event space planning visible to all staff members
- Digital function sheets for seamless event execution
“Mews’ focus on simplifying and automating operations for hoteliers is truly aligned to our vision of revolutionizing and rehumanizing event hospitality,” said Tristan Gibausset, co-CEO and co-founder of Quotelo. “We are excited to join forces with Mews as we set a new standard for hospitality.”