So, both hospitality technology vendors and hoteliers themselves have been interested in building the system up with modern integrations. The changing distribution market, constantly shifting customer expectations, alternative hospitality options all make it harder to grow and compete. The future of hospitality is in connectivity. But in reality, one product can’t satisfy all hotelier needs. In a perfect world, a hotel goes directly to the PMS provider, gets the software, and lives happily ever after. Why do you need third-party integrations in the first place? Isn’t one software enough? Sadly, no. Property management ecosystem: types of PMS integrations In this article, we will explain how hoteliers and hospitality technology vendors can set up an integration between OPERA PMS and third-party hotel solutions.
By Capterra's estimations, in 2017, OPERA had 26,000 customers and 104,000 users, with many of those eager to grow and compete in the changing travel industry.
Throughout its history (both before and after it was bought by Oracle and renamed), OPERA was the PMS of choice for Marriott, Four Seasons, Hyatt, Radisson, and more hospitality leaders. OPERA's history began back in the 1970s when it was known as Micros. Watch our detailed overview of property management systems to learn more
