Jan 11, 2022
OTA Insight, the global leader in cloud-based hospitality business intelligence, has today been named the winner in three prestigious HotelTechAwards by Hotel Tech Report. For the second consecutive year, OTA Insight has been recognized as best-in-class in the following categories:
Along with individual software category awards, Hotel Tech Report recognizes the top 10 most customer centric companies globally across all categories. This year, OTA Insight ranked 3rd out of more than 100 of the top hotel tech companies globally in the Hotelier's Choice competition. Hotel Tech Report also annually surveys employees to determine the 10 Best Places to Work in Hotel Tech, and OTA Insight garnered 5th place.
Each month, more than 169,000 hotel industry professionals use HotelTechReport.com to make informed technology purchasing decisions. The HotelTechAwards determine the best hotel software products across every category based on customer feedback and key proprietary data signals such as integration compatibility, organizational health, market share, partner network strength, and customer support quality.
"We're passionate about delivering great products and service so we're really proud to once again take first place in three categories. Winning all three product categories and placing highly in two of the non-product categories is testament to the hard work, dedication and creativity of our entire team", said Sean Fitzpatrick CEO at OTA Insight. "We're thrilled to be acknowledged as one of the best commercial platforms in the hospitality industry -delivering products that really help hoteliers improve their bottom line."
"OTA Insight has taken the global hotel industry by storm, beginning with its rate shop product and strategically developing best of breed products in business intelligence and parity management," says Hotel Tech Report CEO Jordan Hollander. "Many products on the market still look like they were built in the '80s and '90s, but OTA Insight has designed a beautiful product suite that makes number crunching a breeze for commercial leaders at hotel organizations of all sizes while being built on a robust data architecture that scales seamlessly. The hoteliers have spoken, and you only need to compare reviews of OTA Insight on Hotel Tech Report to those of legacy vendors to see why the business has grown so quickly."
The HotelTechAwards are often referred to as "the Grammys of Hotel Tech" and winners have been selected from more than 200 of the top technology products around the world. The HotelTechAwards are the industry's only data-driven awards platform with winners determined not by a handful of judges or popularity votes, but by product reviews from a global community of verified hotel technology users across more than 120 countries.
About OTA Insight
OTA Insight is widely recognized as the leader in hospitality business intelligence, empowering hoteliers to deliver smarter revenue, distribution and marketing outcomes through its market-leading commercial platform. With live updates, 24/7 support, and highly intuitive and customizable dashboards, OTA Insight integrates with industry tools including hotel property management systems, leading RMS solutions and data benchmarking providers. OTA Insight's team of international experts support more than 55,000 properties in 185 countries. For more information, visit www.otainsight.com.
About Hotel Tech Report
HotelTechReport.com helps 170k hoteliers each month to understand the changing hotel technology and digital transformation landscape. We help hoteliers make smarter decisions about which technologies to adopt, keeping scalability and adaptability in mind. Hotel Tech Report helps hoteliers uncover the value propositions of emerging technologies and how they align with the needs of your property stakeholders and guests.
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