Top 10 Booking sites in New Zealand in 2014

Friday, 13 February 2015, 2:07 pm
Press Release: STAAH

Leading Channel Management Company STAAH, announces the Top 10 Booking sites in New Zealand in 2014

The world's most reliable Channel Manager, Auckland-based STAAH has released its Top 10 Booking Sites for 2014.

STAAH, a New Zealand-owned and operated company, was ranked very highly in second position with direct bookings to the hotels website with the STAAH Booknow Button.

The statistics released from STAAH, a powerhouse in channel management,shows the importance for hoteliers to have an efficient and easy to use channel manager. Most guests will head online to book hotel rooms. The idea of calling a hotel to make a room reservation now seems completely archaic in comparison to the mobile savvy world.

The Top 10 booking sites ranking is based on confirmed room nights generated through STAAAH Channel Manager for its New Zealand clients from 1 January to 31 December 2014.

The rankings are:

1. Booking.com

2. STAAH Booknow button (Direct bookings through the Hotels website)

3. Expedia

4. Wotif

5. Agoda

6. Hostelworld

7. AA Travel

8. Orbitz

9. Hostelbookers

10. Bookit

With over 350 New Zealand properties and 1300 worldwide, New Zealand-based hotel software company STAAH provides clients with a suite of products that make online booking easy for guests. It also reduces manual processing at the hotel end.

STAAH specialises in Channel Management, Booking Engines, RatesTalk, Website Development and Search Engine Optimisation.STAAH is an innovative Hotel Software company which prides itself in their customer support where each property is not treated like a number.

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The STAAH Channel Manager maximises your distribution and online visibility, improves revenue returns and benefits from operational efficiencies. The simple and easy to use STAAH Channel Manager connects to the major third party global websites such as Booking.com, Expedia, Agoda , Wotif, etc. via ONE access point.

When it comes to Channel Management, Booking Engine, Payment Gateway and Internet Distribution STAAH can quickly and efficiently structure the perfect solution for you. Contact STAAH today.
Contact STAAH:
Email: sales@staah.com
Phone: 64 9 480 8184
Website: www.staah.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/STAAHLimited

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