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Cloudbeds
Powering the world's most ambitious hoteliers
About Cloudbeds
Cloudbeds is the hospitality management system built for ambitious hoteliers who demand more. The Cloudbeds platform unifies operations, distribution, guest experience, and revenue marketing, giving operators a breadth of tools to capture demand, grow direct bookings, optimize pricing, maximize upsell revenue, and act on real-time intelligence within a single system. Designed to scale with independent hotels, large hotel groups, and multi-property portfolios, Cloudbeds is trusted by tens of thousands of properties in more than 150 countries. Founded in 2012, Cloudbeds is recognized as a top Hotel Management System, PMS, and Channel Manager — and Best Place to Work — by Hotel Tech Report for eight consecutive years.
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Signals from Cloudbeds
9 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Cloudbeds hosted its first Ambition Executive Summit in Bangkok last week.
Reported by Nancy Huang
Presence & Recognition
Cloudbeds hosted its very first Ambition Executive Summit in Bangkok.
Reported by Nancy Huang
Presence & Recognition
Cloudbeds is getting ready to host conferences at the East Hotel in Miami on October 1st, featuring Giggi Borin and the marketing team.
Reported by Josh Graham
Customers & Market
Cloudbeds is handing over 650 hotel referrals this month in August to partner vendors in the hospitality industry.
Reported by Allard Alfrink
Products & Services
Cloudbeds is working on something to provide rate recommendations with context behind them.
Reported by Cloudbeds
People
Cloudbeds hired Radha Patel as Manager, Account Management, North America.
Reported by Radha Patel
Products & Services
Cloudbeds portfolio systems are managed by six businesses across six systems.
Reported by Adam H.
Customers & Market
Cloudbeds is bringing its three Costa Brava hotels to Aromar Hotels & Restaurants
Reported by Cloudbeds
Customers & Market
Cloudbeds gave hoteliers more control over where they sell and the confidence that rates and inventory will stay in sync while they do it
Reported by Cloudbeds