BY Gimmonix Team, January 21th, 2024

As the travel industry continues to face modern-day challenges, embracing Business Intelligence is a strategic imperative for travel companies to unlock the full potential of their data.

BY Gimmonix Team, January 18th, 2024

At the core of Gimmonix’s Connectivity solution lies an intricate mapping infrastructure that streamlines connectivity between hotels and travel platforms, ensuring a harmonious flow of information.

BY Gimmonix Team, January 8th, 2024

The power of room mapping can elevate guest experiences, streamline operations, and set new standards for customer satisfaction in the ever-changing landscape of the travel industry.

BY Gimmonix Team, May 5th, 2021

The industry has been talking about attribute-based selling or ABS for hotels for quite some time now. The benefits are obvious: lower entry level and mass appeal, increased conversion rates, an entire new universe of upselling opportunities, and a superior, personalized customer experience. But there are difficulties.

BY Gimmonix, Monday 19th, April 2021

Travel distribution, and specifically hotels, present a huge technological challenge -- working with Gimmonix for the last two years we've been able to automate many of our data normalization practices which has proven crucial for our hotel distribution process.

BY Gimmonix, 25/03/2021

Corporate travel giant BCD Travel and Gimmonix, the Israeli travel technology developer of cutting-edge hotel distribution and management solutions, are pleased to announce they have entered a strategic partnership.

BY Gimmonix Team, December 8, 2020

To safeguard your success with hotels, we put together a checklist of questions to keep ‘top of mind’ when trying to assess an IT vendor.

BY Gimmonix Team, December 16, 2020

Learn about the importance of two main variables in hotel mapping, coverage and accuracy, and how each impacts your bottom line.

BY Gimmonix Team, January 20, 2021

Automation in hotel mapping has yet to become commonplace. In fact, most travel companies are unaware that automation is even possible. The result is that the vast majority of travel companies are still relying on manual mapping to get their inventory to market. Those that are aware of the solution are left debating on whether or not the ROI warrants the switch. But what price are travel companies paying when they stick to manual mapping?