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      <description>A booking engine sells rooms straight from your hotel website. How it works, what it gives a 9–30 room property, and how to pick one before you pay.</description>
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      <description>OTAs bring small hotels over half their bookings and take a commission for it. How sales channels work, what a channel really costs, and how to choose.</description>
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      <description>A small hotel needs one core — a PMS — and three modules around it, not a pile of apps. What each one does, what you can skip, and what to connect first.</description>
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