Category: Recent News

Shiji, the global leader in hospitality technology, announced today that PC Hospitality, Asia’s largest hospitality conglomerate, has entered into a strategic partnership to implement Shiji’s modern suite of cloud-based solutions across its portfolio. This collaboration supports PC Hospitality’s long-term technology roadmap by centralizing data, strengthening distribution strategy, and enabling more agile, efficient, and scalable operations that deliver stronger value for investors, partners, and property owners.

Hospitality has always been a people business. What changed is the amount of invisible work we expect those people to carry. Manual checks, repetitive admin, systems that don’t talk to each other. This cognitive load drains energy before a guest even walks through the door.

This article takes a deep dive into Hotel Asset Management (HAM): what it is, when and where it began, and how it has evolved over the years. Drawing on 22 in-depth interviews with industry professionals, we analyze its intricacies and growing popularity.

In hospitality, the most meaningful impressions are often formed in the smallest moments. The quiet return to a room after a long day. The subtle pause before the door opens. The sense of arrival.

[London, 11 December 2025] – Mews, the operating system for hospitality and shared spaces, has released a winter product update designed to give hotels a cleaner start to 2026. The latest upgrades improve financial accuracy, automate the administrative work that slows teams down, and connect more of the hotel’s systems so operations run with less friction and fewer workarounds.

[Berlin, 16 December 2025] – Mews, the leading operating system for hospitality and shared spaces, has been chosen by Schloss & Gut Liebenberg, a unique property in the north of Berlin, to power its digital transformation and introduce a new era of hospitality for guests and staff.

The era of scaling hospitality businesses simply by counting rooms is over, according to The Bench, organisers of Future Hospitality Summit, which says that the future of hospitality lies in creating integrated ecosystems, lifestyle platforms and purpose-driven destinations.

400,000+ rooms in India, 15,000+ keys in the Philippines, AI-integrations, hourly booking, and expanded compliance coverage, marking a defining year for the global hospitality cloud-tech leader.

As the year-end travel rush hits full speed, hospitality brands aren’t slowing down on sustainability. Here’s what stood out in recent weeks:

For decades, the web has been held together by a chaotic and brittle system of custom APIs. This fragmented landscape of bespoke integrations is more than just a developer headache; it is the primary bottleneck preventing the next generation of AI from reaching its potential.