Hotels & Vacation Rentals – Over the Ages
Since humans started settling in colonies and gradually shifted from a nomadic tribe to a farming one, there was a need for people to travel between these colonies for trade, art, culture and commerce. As civilizations grew widespread, so did the distances that needed to be traversed between major cities thus majorly affecting the time taken to travel. The hospitality industry as a sector started providing rest houses such as monasteries and abbeys to these weary travellers that were either controlled by the state and paid for by the people through taxes or religious groups that supported them through offerings. However, as volumes increased and in cases where the state was unable to fund these rest-houses, ownership was transferred to private entities. These rest-houses ranged from simple cottages to large multi-storied buildings complete with their bath and gardens. Some records show that the Romans even build mansions for travellers that were on the road for official government business. Seeing the lucrative business opportunities in the sector, several individual businessmen started renting out their summer homes and plots of land to vacationers for a little extra income on the side. Since travel relied heavily on the terrain and the weather, most routes were seasonal thus allowing these businessmen to enjoy their settlements at designated times of the year. As newer modes of transport were introduced, these summer-houses were gradually shifted to a perennial business thus giving birth to the very early concept of vacation rentals. It is important to understand that hospitality, as a business was already prevalent in major capitals of the world and hotels, were a widespread concept even during the early days of civilization, although they were known by different names over the ages. Therefore, these early models of ‘vacation rentals’ were generally owned by wealthy individuals who had access to land and could afford multiple living spaces thus giving them the liberty to rent out their living spaces to tourists. Since these vacation rentals were quite furnished, the owners would rent out these places at their discretion usually at a higher price when compared to hotels due to their added amenities. These spaces would generally be located at tourist spots where wealthy families spent their vacations and were able to afford such lavish services. So, the main differences between hotels and vacation rentals were quite distinguished even during the early days of civilization as they are today. While hotels were much more accessible to all types of travellers, vacation rentals were more or less targeted towards tourist minded individuals. It is also important to note that travel and tourism were considered more of luxury back in the day, reserved more or less for the upper classes. Therefore, tourists were mainly wealthy families while travellers on the other hand were the class of people that travelled for a purpose. Not much has changed today except for the fact that travel and tourism have become much more affordable and accessible thus making both vacation rentals and hotels a viable choice for tourists and travellers alike.Many studies suggest that the history of hotels is intricately linked to that of civilizations with the hospitality industry being moulded by purpose rather than profit. Being a core service industry, the sector needed to concentrate more on its quality of service rather than profit. This resulted in a rather stagnated rate of growth in the middle ages with innovations being made only when required. Inns were quite popular during this time in Europe and provided a much-needed place of rest for weary caravanners, one of the most widespread and uncomfortable modes of transport ever created. These inns had stables attached to them that made changing the horses and feeding them easier but resulted in a bad stench all over the place. With the number of travellers on the rise and no profits to support them, these inns became more and more crowded and hazardous to the travellers with sanitization levels at an all-time low. Some of the better-known inns during this time were the l’ Auberge des Trois Rois in Basle, l’ Auberge Cour Saint Georges in Gant and the Angel Inn from Grantham in Lincolnshire, England. A major shift in the industry was noticed when inns started offering additional services to travellers to build up profits. This led to the introduction of food, or more specifically, meals to the travellers where accommodation and food would be sold as a package in an attempt to make up for losses. Due to the rising hazards in these inns and inhospitable conditions offered by them, a law was introduced in the 15th century that required all hotels and inns to be registered with a license. This introduced various challenges in an industry that was previously unregulated and hotels and inns scrambled to ‘clean’ up their act to save their business. While the quality of service offered by these accommodation providers grew, so did the costs leading to a wide variety of types of ‘hotels’ depending on the service that they provided. Some were targeted towards wealthy individuals and provided a variety of services while others were more direct in their service. This was the birth of the wide classification of types of accommodation that we come across today. Hobby travellers also found their footing during this time with the first guidebooks for tourists being published in France in the 16th century. The 19th and the 20th century are generally considered as the golden age of travel and hospitality with hotels like the Le Grand Hôtel Paris and the Palmer House Hotel opening their doors for the first time to patrons. These hotels were known for their grandeur and luxury and were only accessible by the wealthy, usually familiar faces. In 1873, the Palais de Würtemberg in Vienna was transformed into the incredible l’Hôtel Impérial, a much-frequented place by kings and generals most well-known for its representation of the refined architecture of the Ringstrasse in Vienna. This trend of hotels trying to outmatch one another continued
How Duplicate Hotel Listings drop sales of Travel Booking Websites?
Most travel booking websites today are trying to give their users with best online booking experience. However, there are still many major pain points that need to be addressed! As it’s said for every business, the customer is the king, and to keep them as loyal returning customers, OTA’s are trying their best to deliver the needs of customers to the best of their abilities. For this, OTA’s are looking to technological advancements and leveraging their business with the help of travel technologies in order to gain that critical competitive advantage. One such major pain point for most modern OTA’s is duplicate hotel content. Imagine you are booking an awaited trip but when you land on the booking website, you notice that the hotel that you were looking for is repeated multiple times with different hotel prices. Doesn’t it break the seamless customer experience? You might even leave the booking website within seconds and never visit that site again due to the poor booking experience. Let’s look upon an example of duplicate hotel content on a famous booking website: Here the same hotel is repeated multiple times with different hotel room rates. For any booking website, this issue can make or break their business and impact their user’s experience tremendously. So, why does this issue of hotel duplication occur in the first place? Before understanding the solution for removing hotel duplicates, let’s understand the reasons behind hotel content duplicity. As depicted above, the main reason behind this is the growing number of suppliers constantly pushing hotel content to travel databases. These inconsistent duplicate listings from suppliers can’t be removed manually (or is extremely time-consuming and labour-intensive in most cases), so most of the OTA’s end up with tons of duplicate hotel rooms, and they then receive angry feedbacks from confused online users. In order to understand the problem better, here is a graphic for more clarity: For displaying hotel content, OTA’s have to source their hotel data from multiple suppliers, and during this process, sometimes those multiple suppliers provide the data for the same hotel multiple times. This data is collected and combined, and then reflected on the OTA’s websites. The inconsistencies in hotel content from multiple suppliers result in duplicate hotel content on the travel booking websites. According to the stats of the sale cycle, the global online travel market was worth more than $629 billion in 2017 and is predicted to reach almost $818bn by 2020. Going by this statistic, we can now understand the power of online booking and OTA. Looking at the whooping rise, any serious problem while booking can result in huge losses to the online travel agencies. So, is there any solution to tackling this ever-growing problem of duplicate hotel content now that we know the main reasons behind hotel duplicates? Let’s fall back upon the extraordinary power of technology and dig products that can work wonders in removing millions of duplicate properties within seconds. Since manually filtering millions of properties and then removing duplicates is near to impossible, the travel technology ninjas are here to help! By leveraging the power of technology, travel businesses are making use of AI and ML to constantly filter their database and provide the most accurate and opinionated content to their users. The technology that is helping businesses achieve this is called hotel mapping. Hotel mapping is the method of aggregating hotel properties from varied sources in an organized manner to avoid inconsistencies and duplication in hotels found on any given website or platform. It guides you to take control of the integration process by mapping all your hotel data and providing your customers with the best possible listings thus leading to increased conversions and an enhanced customer experience. Hotel Mapping is an excellent solution that adapts to consumer needs through the application of modern technologies. Most OTAs opt for automated means where a hotel aggregating API is used to get the job done with ease and without errors. This helps travel businesses to build trust with their customers by aiming to prevent end-users from booking the wrong hotel thus evading losses incurred from cancellations. If you want to learn more about hotel mapping, then make sure to give this blog a read, where we take a deeper dive into the nuances of the technology and the ways it is transforming modern global businesses. We, at Vervotech, understand the importance of the role we tech companies play in the travel industry and we are constantly working towards bettering our products and services to better serve the travel businesses. Our AI-based hotel mapping API, Vervotech Mappings, leverage the power of machine learning to uniquely map hotel content with a 99.99% accuracy and can uniquely map hotels with a mapping speed of more than 3 million properties per day. Hotel content without duplications on the travel booking websites can prove to be a USP for any OTA. For this de-duplication, hotel mapping is proving to be a king in the travel industry.Vervotech Mappings is a leading Hotel Mapping and Room Mapping API that leverages the power of AI and ML to quickly and accurately identify each property listing through the verification of multiple parameters. With one of the industry’s best coverage of 98% and an accuracy of 99.999%, Vervotech Mappings is quickly becoming the mapping software of choice for all leading global companies operating in the travel and hospitality industry. To learn more about Vervotech Mappings and the ways it can enhance your business in the long run contact us: sales@vervotech.com
Big Data in Travel
The modern trade environment is a mix of various factors that are continuously interacting with each other in an ever-increasing manner. How do stakeholders keep up with the changes that are affecting their immediate business market in order to understand the needs and wants of the customer to innovate and stay relevant? One of these factors is big data – a term that is increasingly gaining relevance in a modern context. With that thought, I am writing about big data and the various ways it is transforming businesses. What is Big Data? Big data means exactly as the name suggests – big data or data that has been accumulated over time which has resulted in a large quantity of the same. If we want to get a bit more technical, we can define big data as the evolution and use of technologies that provide the right user at the right time with the right information from a mass of data that has been growing exponentially for a long time in our society. As we all know, information plays a critical role in today’s society and the entities that have access to the right information has a certain competitive advantage in the market. With major developments in technology, the needs and the wants of consumers worldwide are changing rapidly along with the channels that they use to avail these products. It is now possible for one to avail services or purchase products right from the comfort of their own homes, a concept that was quite alien even a couple of decades ago. However, with the world being increasingly connected through the emergence of the internet of things, people are growing more used to their devices being always connected to the internet. This not only provides them with access to certain products and services, it also provides companies with a key opportunity to reach these customers through these innovative new channels. How can one then make use of such channels? The digital data produced is partly the result of the use of devices connected to the Internet. Thus, smartphones, tablets and computers transmit data about their users. Connected smart objects convey information about a given consumer’s use of everyday objects thus providing companies with critical data regarding their usage stats and preferences. This data can then be used by companies to better their products and services or market them accordingly. This large treasure trove of data that companies can accumulate overtime on their users and the target market is called big data and it is being applied in every field to transform entire industries. Big Data in the Travel Tech Space The travel industry is no stranger to big data. As discussed earlier, modern developments are constantly changing the way people avail products and services with many now solely depending on the new media for all their day-to-day needs. With the travel & tourism industry expanding exponentially due to the introduction of these newer technologies, suppliers, as well as travel agencies, have to constantly deal with large sets of data or essentially, big data. Since access to information drives the overall business for any modern company, big data has become a top priority in the travel and tourism industry. With big data at your fingertips, it becomes easier for you to create a customer profile for your product, understand your main target groups, analyze their behaviours and preferences and ultimately deliver a highly customized experience to the consumer. This not only increases the chances of closing a sale but also increases the chances of retaining a customer due to a seamless customer experience. The following are some of the areas where big data is being used to better services: Revenue Management: It is essential for a business to sell the right product to the right customer at the right time for the right price via the right channel in order to maximize their financial capabilities. Big data plays a key role in this regard by providing companies with invaluable data related to customer buying behaviour and their preferences. Certain internal data sets such as occupancy rate, room revenue and current bookings can be combined with relative external data sets such as local events, holidays and weather to better predict and anticipate demand thus allowing them to price their rooms accordingly. Reputation Management: As evident from the title, reputation management refers to the strategic management of one’s reputation across channels. With newer media on the rise, it is possible for one to leave reviews on the internet regarding products and services that they avail in order to enhance the experience of others. Nowadays, reviews on social media platforms and eCommerce websites have become one of the major ways that customers value their products. With companies selling their products and services via multiple channels, it becomes extremely hard to analyze and review all comments left behind by users through physical means. Big data can help quickly review these for a better understanding of the points of satisfaction (or dissatisfaction) in terms of customer service to better develop training modules for employees. This can help ensure positive reviews in future thus driving the overall sales for the company. Strategic Marketing: Simply advertising and marketing your product does not cut it anymore – it is essential that a company is able to market its products through strategic means in order to maximize reach. As it stands today, it does not make much sense for companies to market their products to a single target market or a specific customer profile. This only limits their reach and stagnates growth. However, potential customers can be extremely varied and dynamic as they will have different needs and wants depending on their demographics. Big data can help companies identify the main trends in any given market in order to ascertain and develop strategic marketing opportunities thus enabling them to make the right products visible to the right customers. Marketing emails and push messages can be sent based on these large data sets thus allowing for a much more effective approach towards marketing.
Traits of a Successful Travel Management Company
The turn of the millennium brought with it several technologies that completely transformed the global business environment. Technologies such as the internet and social media provided a lot of advantages to many businesses that were aware of the potential of these new media. As a result, the companies that were able to incorporate these newer technologies into their existing mixes enjoyed a certain competitive edge over the companies that relied heavily on traditional technologies. The travel management companies is no stranger to such changes having constantly transformed itself through the ages depending on the needs and requirements of society. The advent of the internet and social media platforms enabled Travel Management Companies with a much-needed platform to showcase their listings. The 2000s saw the rise of several online travel management companies that aggressively expanded their markets in new and emerging markets due to the rapid boom of the travel industry. There were several reasons behind the shift in the industry: Shorter travel time between locations Better communication between long distances Easier access to information New and emerging markets in Asia, Latin America and Africa New opportunities through strategic business ventures Rise of the niche industries A shift in the mentality and psyche of people People are much more open towards alternate business opportunities today when compared to the general population before the internet revolution. This is because the internet provides people with a direct channel to market their products and services thus leading to better relationships between the provider and the consumer. Therefore, niche industries found their footing leading to a lot of more people travelling regularly for their business needs. It was essential that the travel management companies understood the shift in the market and orient their ways to better meet the needs and wants of their target market. Several technology companies started operations to meet these growing needs of the business when it came to optimizing their business practices. If businesses were to evolve into the digital era, they needed to do away with their archaic technologies and incorporate these newer ones to reach more audiences and provide better services. The shift towards an online business model by travel management companies was a step in the right direction but since the market was new, these companies struggled to find the most optimal ways to sell their products. According to certain studies, during the mid-2000s, companies started pricing their products competitively due to the increase in competition in the market. This led to a loss in revenue and the hospitality industry was struggling to provide its services at the stipulated prices. The market collapse of 2008 further worsened the situation and companies were scrambling to find their footing in an extremely saturated market. The disruptive business model introduced by Airbnb was considered a threat to the hotel industry but played a critical role in paving the way for travel agencies to modernize their services. Most travel agencies realized the need for major changes in their business model and pricing strategies to attract larger audiences – a factor that enabled Airbnb to grow rapidly and expand its services to global markets. Content management and distribution were determined as two key factors that affected the overall credibility of any online business and companies that were able to adopt technologies that automated their content management was able to provide better services to their end-users. Reliability on online service providers was still on the rise though as the internet provided an ease of access that could not be matched by any other platform. During the early-2010s, the smartphone became a staple and people had constant access to the internet through their smartphones further increasing the dependency on online platforms. Since the number of bookings was constantly on the rise, there was a need for companies to update their listings as frequently as possible to reflect the latest changes in listings and provide the best possible choices to customers. Therefore, it can be seen that there are several factors that determine the viability of an accommodation provider in a modern context: Accessibility: A modern accommodation platform needs to be accessible to all potential customers. This means adopting a business model that focuses on both online and offline selling. Visibility: A platform needs to be visible to attract a large number of audiences organically. It does not make much sense to have a presence on different mediums without optimizing one’s visibility to end-users. Affordability: It goes without saying that customers will buy from platforms that provide the best value for their money. Therefore, a modern accommodation provider needs to be affordable and provide packages for all types of tourists and travelers. Technology: The technology adopted by any given company determines its overall quality of service and effectiveness. Therefore, a modern accommodation provider must incorporate the latest technologies into their existing systems. Quality: Quality has always been one of the drivers of businesses since ancient times. Any company operating in the service sector needs to provide the best quality of service to remain competitive in the market. Sustainable: Sustainability practices are quickly becoming one of the most important factors that determine the viability of any modern business. Customers of the new age prefer companies that are sustainable since it positively impacts their psyche. In addition, sustainable practices also cut down on losses for the company through the incorporation of progressive models. Environment-friendly: The impacts on the environment and climate change are two of the most important challenges faced by humans at present. The travel and hospitality industry has long been associated with environmental degradation and there is a dire need for the industry to change their practices. However, most companies are now focusing their resources on sustainable practices and that has somewhat restored faith in the industry. Support: Support is a key aspect of any business operating in the service sector. Companies must provide multiple channels of support to their consumers to maintain good relations and maintain their brand image and value in the market. These are some of the key factors that
What’s the Importance of Mapping Speed in Hotel Mapping?
The hospitality distribution market is one of the most complex and largest among the other rival industries in a relative sense. For Hotels and OTA’s today, accurately merging multiple sources of data from suppliers is extremely challenging due to a lack of global standards. Managing a large database and providing the best hotel content to online users is one of the most tedious tasks when done manually due to the increments in data sets that companies need to work with regularly. Due to these large databases, the data displayed isn’t the same everywhere and can result in errors in booking all over the platform. At the centre of these challenges, the issue of tackling duplicate records stands as the most arduous task that needs to be addressed by modern global hotel OTAs, suppliers and distributors alike. To meet this need of the travel industry, travel technology companies are quickly starting to prove their worth. Travel tech companies are providing the industry with smart and intelligent solutions to give online users a seamless and hassle-free booking experience thus ensuring their retention in the long run. The technology that helps to resolve this issue of duplicate listings is called hotel mapping – a service that quickly identifies duplicates and ensures consistencies in hotel and room listings on any given platform. What is Hotel Mapping? Hotel mapping refers to the process of merging different property IDs from different suppliers into one unique property ID and providing users with unified and opinionated content. Duplication and inconsistency in hotel content usually occur when an OTA sources its data from different channels like the bed banks, GDSs, larger OTA’s, etc. that do not really conform to the same standard of distribution. Hotel Mapping is an excellent solution that adapts to online consumer needs. Hotel mapping can be done manually too but looking at the large databases that companies need to work with regularly today (that is constantly increasing) it can be an extremely tedious, time-consuming and labour-intensive process. To avoid this major problem of duplication and inconsistent listings, most of the OTA’s opt for automated hotel mapping platforms and aims to prevent the end-user from booking the wrong duplicate hotel. If you want to learn more about hotel mapping, we highly recommend going through this blog Hotel Mapping, where we delve into a much more detailed analysis of the topic. Does Mapping Speed matter in Hotel Mapping? In this fast-paced lifestyle and evolving travel businesses who wants to be a turtle in the race? Today, online users are searching for millions of properties every second and they want the best hotel rooms at the best prices within seconds. As a result, all suppliers and distributors in the ecosystem want to make sure that they can push the latest updated content of hotels in real-time for greater coverage. Today, over 148 million online travel bookings are made annually and for an OTA losing a customer due to poor online service can break their business. To overcome this pain point, most of the OTA’s are looking at automated hotel mapping software with high processing speed and accuracy so as to maintain consistencies across their platform. It is essential that the listings being made available to potential customers on online booking platforms are both accurate and updated so that the best possible properties can be displayed according to the search query. If multiple listings are present on a platform that relates to the same property, it ends up confusing the customer and results in incorrect bookings. Such incorrect bookings can not only incur losses but can seriously threaten the viability and damage the credibility of a brand over time. This pandemic has taught businesses to manage their finances smartly by not letting even a single user trickle through when it comes to conversions. In such a competitive market, giving users an easy and seamless booking experience has now become the most critical focus point for all OTAs. To provide users with fast and opinionated results, a fast hotel mapping tool is of utmost importance. Therefore, to answer the question, speed is definitely important and one of the most critical factors that contribute to the efficiency of any given system in the distribution network. We, at Vervotech, understand the importance of the role we tech companies play in the travel industry and we are constantly working towards bettering our products and services to better serve the travel businesses. Our AI-based hotel mapping API, Vervotech Mappings, leverage the power of machine learning to uniquely map hotel content with a 99.99% accuracy and can uniquely map hotels with a mapping speed of more than 3 million properties per day. Pretty cool, isn’t it? What’s cooler is the fact that we push updates multiple times a day with a coverage of over 98%! If you want to learn more about our hotel mapping software and the other services offered by Vervotech, visit us here for a guided showcase of our products.Vervotech Mappings is a leading Hotel Mapping and Room Mapping API that leverages the power of AI and ML to quickly and accurately identify each property listing through the verification of multiple parameters. With one of the industry’s best coverage of 98% and an accuracy of 99.999%, Vervotech Mappings is quickly becoming the mapping software of choice for all leading global companies operating in the travel and hospitality industry. To learn more about Vervotech Mappings and the ways it can enhance your business in the long run contact us: sales@vervotech.com
Curated Content in Modern Travel & Hospitality
Hotel & Room Names Addresses Geolocations Amenities Value-Added Services Prices Promotions Discounts Policies Local Laws & Regulations Vervotech Mappings is a leading Hotel Mapping and Room Mapping API that leverages the power of AI and ML to quickly and accurately identify each property listing through the verification of multiple parameters. With one of the industry’s best coverage of 98% and an accuracy of 99.999%, Vervotech Mappings is quickly becoming the mapping software of choice for all leading global companies operating in the travel and hospitality industry. To learn more about Vervotech Mappings and the ways it can enhance your business in the long run contact us: sales@vervotech.com
How to choose a Hotel Mapping Service?
Choosing a Hotel Mapping Service Provider can be a difficult task. It has been established through multiple years of a process that APIs and data feeds are the lifeblood of travel distribution. Rapid developments in travel technology have enabled businesses to expand their reach far beyond the initial foresight. Therefore, the various entities that are working in this sector must be aware of the advantages that technology provides to their overall campaigns and work towards incorporating these into their existing ecosystem. Hotel Mapping service and Room Mapping service have emerged in the 21st century as one of the leading services in the field that has more or less become a staple over the years. Mapping in the industry ensures accurate and precise data flow between various nodes thus removing duplicate and erroneous listings on any given platform. With modern cloud-based systems being able to handle thousands of transactions simultaneously, the need for proper, updated, and unique listings on one’s platform is greater than ever. When a TMC or an OTA works with multiple suppliers or provides data to multiple other sources, mapping that same data and updating it across all channels can become an extremely tedious process. Hotel and room mapping API leverage the power of AI and ML to automate the entire process so that inconsistencies within the system can be removed with a simple click. However, there are various things that one needs to consider when choosing a hotel mapping service for their business. Since there is a distinct lack of global standards when it comes to content distribution and management, one must adopt a technology that can filter and consolidate all incoming data to get rid of inconsistencies and errors to present the accurate and updated listings possible to end-users. Since the technology is relatively new, there is a need for entities working in this space to understand the advantages that hotel mapping services can provide to them and the ways it can complement their business to generate greater profits. One of the biggest questions that are plaguing companies in the industry at present is – Who is Hotel Mapping and Room Mapping for? To that, we say, everyone! If you are a supplier, OTA, Consolidator, DMC, Tour Operator or an accommodation provider – any entity remotely related selling accommodation, then hotel mapping service and room mapping service are quintessential to the overall development of the business. Not only does mapping cut down on losses through the removal of erroneous listings displayed on your platform, but it also ensures the viability and sustainability of your firm in the long run by building credibility for their brand through the introduction of newer technologies. Another question that we frequently come across is – Are Hotel Mapping and Room Mapping both essential to all businesses in the industry? To that, we say, no! This is the sole reason why we, Vervotech, have decided to develop our Room Mapping and Hotel Mapping APIs as separate entities! The viability of each will always be dependent on your needs and the sector that you work in –e.g., for an online travel agency, it is extremely essential for them to map both hotels and rooms with the same level of vigilance lest they start incurring exponential losses from incorrect listings of each. It is not so much important for independent room providers where they might only have requirements for a room mapping API that essentially helps declutter all information related to the sales of their rooms. Perhaps the most frequented as well as the most important question according to us is – Accuracy vs. Coverage? To that, we say, both! We feel this question is so important that we have an entire blog dedicated to the topic – you can read it in detail here. However, to sum it up for the people blazing through this blog, accuracy and coverage are two sides of the same coin where one essentially loses value without the other. It does not make much sense for one to ensure total accuracy over an extremely limited data pool the same way that it does not make sense for one to cover a wide area without ensuring accuracy. We tend to take this extremely seriously when it comes to the development of our product ‘Vervotech Mappings’ and through a dedicated and sustained effort by the team over the years, have been able to ensure an overall coverage of 98% with an accuracy of 99.999%, the best in the industry!Vervotech Mappings is a leading Hotel Mapping and Room Mapping API that leverages the power of AI and ML to quickly and accurately identify each property listing through the verification of multiple parameters. With one of the industry’s best coverage of 98% and an accuracy of 99.999%, Vervotech Mappings is quickly becoming the mapping software of choice for all leading global companies operating in the travel and hospitality industry. To learn more about Vervotech Mappings and the ways it can enhance your business in the long run contact us: sales@vervotech.com
