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NextPax
The most advanced channel management technology provider for hotels, resorts and vacation rentals worldwide
About NextPax
NextPax is a global travel tech innovator recognized for delivering advanced, channel management solutions between property management systems and distribution channels worldwide. With an extensive network of over 1,000,000 properties and hotels, NextPax is continuously expanding its reach by adding new professional property managers, hotels and channels to the network. The highly automated platform is designed to offer the most cost-effective way for hotels, resorts and vacation rentals to effortlessly promote their properties on all major distribution channels as well as numerous niche channels. The end-to-end solution can easily handle all inventory types and puts property managers in control as every visitor is directed to their own brand’s website instead of to a third party website. Dedicated to their clients’ success, NextPax offers tools and resources to drive conversions and maximize revenue including content optimization, real-time synchronization and PCI/GDPR secure credit card transmissions. NextPax is recognized as a leading innovator in hospitality technology and co-develops with industry partners like Google, Booking.com, Airbnb, Expedia, Vrbo, and TripAdvisor.
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Partnerships
NextPax introduced the Distribution Preferred Partner Program, which recognizes booking channels combining strong commercial performance with deep, reliable connectivity.
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Partnerships
NextPax announced that the first Distribution Preferred and Elite Partners will be announced in the coming months.
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Products & Services
NextPax introduced NextPax Matchmaking, an AI-powered distribution intelligence layer that helps accommodation partners discover booking channels.
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Products & Services
NextPax has seen the first property managers go from match to live in minutes, connecting with channels they did not even know were looking for exactly their type of inventory.
Reported by Erik Engel