Urban Cowboy, a growing design-driven boutique hotel brand, selects Tripleseat for Hotels as its group sales and catering management software trusted to boost group bookings and streamline the event planning process.
Picture this, you are in the event planning version of the cult classic movie 'Groundhog Day,' where you’re reliving the same chaotic event management challenges over and over again. Yikes! Every morning, you’re greeted by the same pile of manual entries, the same maze of disorganized information, and the same event planning problems. It's like being stuck in a never-ending, relentless Pennsylvania winter of event management! Fear not! We got you!
The dynamic and increasingly competitive world of hotel marketing has witnessed several transformations. However, the recent integration of modern sales platforms, especially in the hospitality industry, has charted a new trajectory for success.
More than ever before, the modern hotelier is recognizing the unparalleled advantages that come with a state-of-the-art hospitality software. The question arises: How can such a sales and catering management platform help you secure more business in less time? Here’s the answer.
Today’s hoteliers often wear multiple hats and oversee not just one hotel but they are managing multiple hotel properties across varied geographies. While juggling multiple properties, the challenge is to ensure seamless group bookings and event coordination across the board. This is where the power of a group sales software like Tripleseat Hotels becomes a game changer.
Envision a world-class restaurant bustling with patrons yet still relying on a handwritten ledger to manage reservations. It sounds inefficient, doesn’t it? This scenario mirrors the state of many hotels today when it comes to managing their onsite events. Just as restaurants evolved and embraced technology to optimize their operations, it’s high time hotels do the same for planning for onsite events.
Cvent Holding Corp. (Nasdaq: CVT), a meetings, events and hospitality technology provider, yesterday announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by an affiliate of private equity funds managed by Blackstone in a transaction valued at an enterprise value of approximately $4.6 billion.