Mews, the leading cloud-based property management system, has today launched a new report, Metrics that Matter, focused on how hoteliers and hospitality professionals can leverage data to run operations more efficiently and effectively.

Mews, the leading cloud-based property management system (PMS), has been chosen by the Wythe Hotel, an independent boutique hotel in New York, as the PMS to transform their hotel operations. With 70 rooms and a discerning customer base, the Wythe Hotel requires a technology partner like Mews to align with their vision of innovation so that they can deliver experiences to guests like no other.

This year's International Women's Day falls on Monday the 8th of March, and the theme is #ChooseToChallenge. we caught up with Leah Anathan, CMO (Chief Marketing Office) at Mews, to get her perspective on gender equality in the world of tech, and how the workplace and beyond is finally seeing some serious change.

PRAGUE - Mews, the leading cloud-based property management system, is to host a series of online events featuring industry leaders discussing how the recovery will look - and how the sector can benefit now and in the future.

In this edition our word is GROW. What initiatives are you working on today to help you grow, both as a person and as an organisation? Our guests join us to discuss how they’ve been answering these questions throughout this tough year.

Mews, a leader in cloud property management systems, today announces it has entered into an agreement to acquire the product line, Base7booking from trivago, a leading global accommodation search platform.

It's 2012. In an unfinished hotel back office, Richard Valtr convinces a hotel owner to give him the money to build his own hotel guest solution, which soon develops into a cloud-based property management system.

Chargebacks have long been a problem for hoteliers. They're an obstacle when it comes to profitability and they're often time-consuming to dispute and investigate. Chargebacks exist for a good reason - to protect cardholders from fraud or lack of service - but unfortunately, they can also be used simply as a means of not wanting to pay for something; in our case, hospitality.

We spoke to Ian Millar, who teaches at the prestigious Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne as a Senior Lecturer in Hospitality Technology and manager of the Institute of Business Creativity (IBC). Ian specializes in hospitality technology and is expertly placed to engage with students about new developments and where the industry will develop.

The Word in Hospitality podcast is PURPOSE. Purpose is only purpose if it stays with you through challenges. Hear how brands have managed their purpose and messaging through a very challenging year, and the importance of standing for something you and your customers can believe in.