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Richard Valtr

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Hospitality that lasts – how Series D funding accelerates Mews’ vision

💻 In 2026, Mews secured a Series D funding round to enhance its hospitality technology, aiming to reduce screen time and improve guest interactions. Investing in automation and data integration, Mews' platform aims to streamline operations, unify guest data, and minimize staff distractions. Recent acquisitions include Flexkeeping, Atomize, and Quotelo. The goal is to foster genuine human connections by liberating staff from screens, allowing for intentional and memorable hospitality experiences.
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Why Mews acquired Flexkeeping and what it means for hoteliers

💻 Mews has acquired Flexkeeping, their 13th acquisition, to enhance hotel operations. Founded in 2012, Flexkeeping specializes in housekeeping and staff collaboration technology, offering solutions for properties worldwide. The integration promises 40% higher productivity and 45% fewer guest complaints. The partnership aims to streamline housekeeping within the PMS, improving efficiencies and guest experiences. Mews Marketplace will still offer 1,000+ integrations, giving hoteliers the freedom to choose suitable technologies.
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Why Mews acquired Clarity PMS, by Richard Valtr

📢 Mews welcomed Clarity Hospitality Software Solutions, marking growth in New Zealand and the UK. Mews Ventures has completed 12 acquisitions, with Clarity being the seventh PMS addition. Founded in 1992, Clarity adapted with a cloud-based platform, aligning with Mews' innovative hospitality vision. Clarity serves hundreds of hoteliers, and these customers will now experience enhanced services with Mews, including recent additions like Atomize revenue management and Quotelo events management. Mews was named Best PMS for the second consecutive year at the HotelTechAwards.
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Why non-refundable hotel rates are the future

📌 20% of hotel reservations are canceled. In hospitality, refundable rates are common, but this trend is questioned. Alternatives like Mews Payments allow for immediate, automated payments at booking. In 2024, 22% of Mews-powered property rates were non-refundable, a slight increase from 20% in the previous year but down from 29% in 2019, before the pandemic-induced surge in flexible rates. Non-refundable rates can improve cash flow and reduce cancellations, but may require a mindset shift in the industry.
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Why Mews acquired Atomize, by Richard Valtr

🏨 Atomize, a leader in revenue management, improves hotel RevPAR by 15% on average through real-time, automated pricing recommendations. Mews and Atomize exhibit great synergy, with many properties using both systems. The acquisition allows for fast product development, enhanced support, and powerful, integrated solutions. Hoteliers can anticipate seamless experiences and improved efficiencies. The partnership aligns with visions of digitalization, automation, and efficiency in the hospitality industry, set to redefine industry standards and profit optimization. The collaboration started with Atomize's first integration in 2018. Mews will continue as an open platform, offering diverse revenue management options through Mews Marketplace.
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Why Mews acquired Quotelo, by Richard Valtr

📢 Mews acquired Quotelo, marking their tenth acquisition and third hospitality software product after Bizzon (Mews POS) and Nomi (AI-powered tour guide). Quotelo is a French-based innovative event management solution catering to the hospitality industry. Over 1,500 properties manage multiple space types through Mews, and Quotelo will be fully integrated by 2025, offering a new generation of customer-centric event hospitality, including digitalized quotations and bookings, enhanced planning visibility, and digital function sheets.
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