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Busy Rooms Acquires Hotelwebservice
Busy Rooms Acquires Hotelwebservice Busy Rooms , a Malta-based Central Reservation System, announced the acquisition of Germany-based
Hotelwebservice (HWS). The deal provides the company with significant exposure in the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) and allows for expansion of the product suite.
Busy Rooms, traditionally not focused on German speaking markets, now plans to establish presence in DACH. The office in Essen will be maintained and further developed. The brand Hotelwebservice, which is well established and has been in the market for almost 20 years, will continue to operate while a future brand strategy is carefully explored and developed over time. Customers on both sides will soon benefit from additional product offerings. With the acquisition Busy Rooms now operates out of 4 offices (Malta, Germany, Mexico and India) and has customers in more than 60 countries.
The product suite now includes: Central Reservation System, Revenue Management, various Internet Booking Engines, in-house Channel Management, GDS, Call Center, Content Management, Website Services, Loyalty Management, Data Intelligence and more.
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