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The world's largest accommodation marketplace: there is demand on every market you sell into. The connection keeps rates, availability and bookings in sync — for hotels, apartments and everything in between.
OTA sync
Change a rate or close dates in ForHotel and within seconds it is live on Booking.com, Airbnb and every other channel. Bookings come back into the tape chart on their own, and a sold room leaves sale everywhere: the same room cannot be sold twice.
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A channel manager is software that connects a hotel to online travel agencies (OTAs) and keeps availability, rates and restrictions identical across every platform at once.
The more OTAs a hotel appears on, the more bookings it gets — and the more manual work it takes. Updating a price on eight platforms means eight extranet logins and eight chances to get it wrong. A channel manager removes exactly that arithmetic: the channels multiply, the work does not.
Mechanics
The exchange runs continuously and in both directions. From you to the channels go rates, availability, minimum stays and date closures: you edit them only in ForHotel, and the system translates each value into the format of the specific platform. From the channels back to you come new bookings, changes and cancellations, which land in the tape chart and immediately reduce the rooms left for sale everywhere else.
Change a rate or close dates and every connected platform has the update within seconds, in its own format. Rate parity holds on its own, with no manual cross-checking.
One room inventory serves every channel: the moment a room sells on Booking.com it disappears from sale everywhere else. No need to hold rooms back as a buffer — you can sell the whole inventory.
A booking from a channel lands in the front desk with the guest, dates and amount already filled in. Nobody retypes data from an extranet, so there is nothing to get wrong.
Bookings from your own website through the Booking Engine and bookings from OTAs land in the same inventory. No separate quotas, no guessing where to leave rooms free.
Sell every room category or only part of it, set a minimum length of stay, close arrivals on specific dates — the rule set is yours, not the marketplace's.
Rate plans can run in several currencies, not just one base currency. For properties selling into more than one market that removes the manual FX conversion on every price change.
Integrations
We connect to the most popular OTAs and metasearch engines, and we can add any other channel on request.
34 channels
The world's largest accommodation marketplace: there is demand on every market you sell into. The connection keeps rates, availability and bookings in sync — for hotels, apartments and everything in between.
The main platform for short-term rentals and non-standard stays, where guests stay longer than an average hotel booking. Rate and calendar sync keeps the same room from being sold twice.
One connection opens the Expedia group brands — Hotels.com, Orbitz, Travelocity, ebookers. Demand from North America and Europe without a separate extranet for each brand.
One of Asia's strongest OTAs, with deep inventory in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines. Brings Asian demand outside the European high season.

China's largest travel platform and a practical way to reach Chinese travellers, who are barely present on Western OTAs. Also covers Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore.

India's largest OTA — a market growing faster than Europe and barely overlapping with it. The audience is mobile and books well in advance.

A dedicated channel for hostels and budget stays: it works with beds, not just rooms. The audience is independent travellers on long routes.

Not an OTA but a bedbank: rooms go in bulk to travel agencies, tour operators and airlines. It fills the low season with volume you do not have to sell yourself.

Part of the Expedia group, focused on whole homes rather than single rooms: families and groups book longer stays. A natural channel for apartments, villas and country houses.

The leading travel app in Southeast Asia — Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam. The audience is mobile-first and books close to the arrival date.

A European OTA group centred on Spain, Italy and France that sells flights and stays together. It brings guests who assemble the whole trip in one place.

The largest travel platform in Latin America — Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia. A practical entry into a market European OTAs barely reach.

A Mexican travel group and one of the largest OTAs in Latin America. Strong on package tours to resort destinations.

A German corporate travel channel with negotiated company rates: weekday demand and predictable arrivals. A fit for city hotels with a business audience.

Germany's largest price comparison site and its second-largest OTA: the guest compares and books in the same place. It brings German-speaking demand across Europe.

Part of Airbnb, built for last-minute booking from a phone — often on the day of arrival. A way to sell rooms that would otherwise stay empty.

A North American app with price prediction and prepaid rates. It brings a young, mobile audience from the US and Canada.

A hostel booking app with a referral model: travellers earn on recommendations that bring in new guests. The audience is backpackers.

Italy's main portal for B&Bs, country houses and small properties, with strong domestic demand. The channel to use when your guests come from Italy.

An Indonesian OTA from Japan's H.I.S. group: Bali, Jakarta, Yogyakarta, Bandung, Lombok. Local demand global OTAs do not reach.

An Australian distribution platform used by visitor centres and regional tourism offices. It shows the property to people planning a trip around a specific region.

A French platform for campsites and holiday parks: Secureholiday plus a channel manager for 40+ European portals. It operates in 15 countries.
An American platform for campsites, glamping and pitches: the outdoor audience books straight from the map. For sites and cabins rather than hotel rooms.

An American platform for ski and golf resorts: rooms, lift passes and activities sell in one basket. More than 80 resorts use it.
An Asian platform for experiences, transfers and stays, popular in Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan. It adds demand that arrives through activities.

A marketplace for tours and experiences with a global audience — useful when the property sells more than nights. It reaches guests planning what to do, not only where to sleep.

A German marketplace for sports and active travel — surf and yoga camps, treks, courses. For properties that sell a programme, not just a bed.

A group of three brands: the B2B platform RateHawk for travel agencies plus the retail ZenHotels and Ostrovok. One connection covers both agency and direct demand.

A platform for direct B2B connections: the hotel deals with agencies and operators without a chain of wholesalers. One connection means access to 150+ demand partners.

A Spanish B2B marketplace for direct distribution: 250+ demand partners with no intermediaries between them and the hotel. Rates and inventory stay under your control.

Travel tech behind LiteAPI: a single API that B2B platforms use to search and book hotels. Demand arrives from apps and services rather than an OTA storefront.

An independent connectivity platform: it distributes rates and availability across booking engines and demand partners through a single API. Despite the name, it is not a classic GDS.

A British representation company for independent hotels: it opens the way into GDS and hotel consortia. The demand is corporate travel and travel agencies.

Not a sales channel but a layer on top of your own website: personalisation and price comparison so the guest completes the booking directly. It works for 20,000+ hotels.
Connect your channels and let rates and availability update themselves. 14 days free.
Direct bookings from your own site and social media, with no OTA commission.
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