PMS News Desk · Oct 24, 2026 · 3 min read
OwnerRez has added a SafeGuest integration that verifies each guest at booking, assigns a risk colour with an AI-written briefing, and offers optional damage cover of up to $20,000 at $29 a stay.
eviivo has joined Marriott's connectivity partner roster, so its property managers can run Homes & Villas listings from inside eviivo Suite. The roster already runs to about 27 partners, and the announcement is silent on fees and vetting.
Imperial London Hotels has finished migrating its whole Bloomsbury estate to Stayntouch, including the Royal National, which at 1,379 rooms is the largest hotel in Western Europe.
Airbnb retires its children and infant safety toggles on 1 October. OwnerRez has added a special considerations field to replace them, but hosts should check each listing rather than assume the warnings carried over.
A direct API link puts food and beverage charges from Bepoz, Swiftpos and Idealpos straight onto the guest folio in Cloudbeds, aimed at Australian operators running rooms and venues together.
Mews is now listed in the California Hotels Buyers Guide via Boutique Hotels of California, with an unspecified member benefit for those who switch PMS. No product change is involved.
Two integrations landed in Booking Experts in as many weeks: the Valoma holiday park channel for the Benelux, and Recras for activity and experience bookings.
SiteMinder is building a system that flags pricing and distribution problems together, including broken channel connections and unmapped room types. It launches over the coming months, with no pricing or tier detail yet.
The 125-room Washington casino resort has consolidated hotel, reservations and F&B onto Agilysys systems, and reports that weekend check-in queues disappeared after adding self-service kiosks.
Inhaven Stay is a curated distribution platform that sends guests to the manager's own site and leaves deposits with the host, priced as a monthly subscription based on the number of homes listed.
The Bali luxury resort has moved its food and beverage operation onto Shiji's cloud-native Infrasys POS, citing order accuracy and better front to back of house coordination.
AI Hospitality Group launched on 21 September with $7.5 million in seed funding, three design properties and a fee model that pays it on profit improvement rather than a share of revenue. It sits on top of the existing PMS stack rather than replacing it.