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Advantages of Global Distribution System(GDS) for Hotels

Hotelogix

Global distribution systems (GDS) have been a mainstay in the travel industry since travel agents began using them in the 1970s. This connective service links buyers with hotels, airlines, and car rental services in one system, benefiting the travel services, the travel agent, and the end-user.

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How GDS [Global Distribution Systems] Can Propel Your Hotel’s Success

Hotelogix

Learn what the Global Distribution System (GDS) is and how it can benefit hotels. Discover how GDS works, its advantages and disadvantages, and the top GDS providers in the hotel industry.

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Independent hoteliers see GDS bookings rise 34.5%

Hospitality Net

The Global Distribution System (GDS) is continuing to perform for independent accommodation providers with reservations up 34.5% in the past year and up 4.2% on 2019 pre-pandemic levels, according to HotelREZ Hotels & Resorts’ Independent Accommodation Insights Report published today.

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Amadeus Ups Investment in the Future of Its Business

Skift Blog

Skift Take: The future role of the global distribution system could be a lot different than it is today. Amadeus is investing to ensure it maintains its place in that future. Justin Dawes Read the Complete Story On Skift

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Busting today’s hotel distribution myths

Hospitality Net

Hotels have worked with third parties such as airlines, travel agents, online travel agents (OTAs) and the Global Distribution System (GDS) for decades. The dynamic landscape of hotel distribution offers numerous opportunities for hotels to maximise their market presence and profitability.

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How GDS has Evolved and the Benefits to Independent Hotels

Hospitality Net

In the vast realm of hotel distribution, where technology reigns supreme, one pillar has stood the test of time: the Global Distribution System (GDS). This system has been a catalyst for transformation, reshaping the way hotels connect with travel agents, corporate managers, and travelers

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Why Hotels Should Ride the GDS Wave in 2024 and Beyond

Hospitality Net

In the intricate tapestry of the hospitality industry, Global Distribution Systems (GDS) have long been the favored tools of major players—hotel chains, airlines, and travel agents. However, as we stand on the cusp of 2024, the spotlight turns toward independent hotels and small groups.