nexus [nek-suhs]: link, meeting point, connection

Nexus began life as a new service of JBH Travel Audit in Denver, Colorado in 1998. The focus back then was travel agent commission systems, but JBH diversified into RFP processing after recognizing that bid & contracting solutions for hotels at that time were limited. We became Nexus World Services in 2001, and in 2007 the business was acquired by K.P. Capital and incorporated into its IHS Group that includes sister companies Trust International, WORLDHOTELS and IFH.

Over the years we've expanded our range of applications, but with each step forward, we've always strived to stay true to our guiding principle:

"To be renowned in the hotel industry for having the best sales management solutions, the most collaborative approach to product development and the most responsive customer service."

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Our only focus is hotels. We don't service any other industry sectors. In fact, we see ourselves as hotel people developing technology solutions rather than a technology company working in the hotel industry. Most of us at some time during our careers have walked in our clients' footsteps, so we know the challenges involved in selling hotel rooms.

Our goal is to make life easier for hotel sales teams so that sales people can focus on selling.
 

Nexus is a word meaning link, meeting point or connection— it is in this spirit that Nexus designs its tools and products to facilitate global communication among sales teams.



22 June 2009 - NEXUS OPENS UP ACCESS TO RATEFINDING.COM - Nexus World Services announced today a new service for hotel groups that provides direct access to corporate travel buyers in some of Germany's biggest companies. Using the Nexus platform, hotels can now apply to participate in the hotel programs of those companies using Ratefinding.com as their preferred hotel procurement system.   [ Read more + ]

Nexus Community Forums 2009:
Denver, USA, 28-30 April
(TBC), Europe, 12-14 May

Trade Shows Nexus will be attending in 2009:
FITUR, Madrid, January
BIZ Travel, London, February   [  Read More +  ]



Geoff Andrew, Managing Director here: For many folk in the hotel community, Berlin has only 4 reference points: An airport (Tegel, home of the most officious security people in Europe. I don't count Schoenefeld as it's halfway to Dresden); an exhibition centre (Messe Berlin, home of ITB); a hotel (could be any - you only spend 3 hours a night there anyway) and a bar (Marlene's). Berlin has only one temperature: bloody f ... [  Read More +  ]