RateGain's UNO Channel Manager Wins 'World's Best Hotel Channel Manager 2025'
RateGain's UNO Channel Manager has been awarded 'World's Best Hotel Channel Manager 2025' at the World Travel Tech Awards. This recognition highlights UNO's advancements in speed, reliability, and control for hotel distribution, reinforcing RateGain's position in the travel technology sector.
While a significant award, it directly impacts product perception and market positioning rather than immediate financial metrics.
The company received a prestigious industry award, which is a positive endorsement of its product and technology.
RateGain Travel Technologies Limited has announced that its UNO Channel Manager has won the "World's Best Hotel Channel Manager 2025" award at the World Travel Tech Awards. This award recognizes UNO's advancements in speed, reliability, and control within hotel distribution.
The UNO Channel Manager has been lauded for replacing fragmented legacy workflows with a scalable distribution backbone, powering thousands of hotels globally with fast and accurate ARI (Availability, Rate, Inventory) distribution. Its architecture is designed for large hotel groups and complex multi-property environments, ensuring operational consistency and enterprise-grade performance.
Bhanu Chopra, Founder and Managing Director of RateGain, stated that the award validates the importance of a strong channel manager as the core of a modern CRS (Central Reservation System). He highlighted that UNO delivers the precision, speed, and stability hotels require for ARI distribution, dedicating the recognition to their clients, partners, and the UNO development team.
RateGain continues to expand UNO's global reach across various hotel segments and regions. The company's focus remains on enhancing channel connectivity, improving rate and inventory governance, accelerating ARI workflows, and increasing automation in hotel distribution. The UNO roadmap is co-developed with hotel partners, prioritizing reliability, speed, and distribution intelligence.
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