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Hotel Electronic Distribution Network Association (HEDNA) publish a comprehensive specification document and schema messages to standardize the way business to business (B2B) payments are processed today in the hospitality industry.
With many advances and innovations in the distribution channel, payments have not evolved at the same pace as some other technologies due to their complexity. With many forms of payment used in the indirect sales channel, each one of them comes with different payment and processing instructions which ultimately lead to inefficiencies and overhead costs.
These inefficiencies may include technology that does not always support the transmission of payment data required for compliance and regulatory reasons, post-booking reservation changes, limited or non-existing technology to transmit payment instructions in the reservation and loss of revenue or anticipated profit due to manual and legacy processes and technology.
Steele High School to host STEM summer camp for military kids
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This summer, 75-150 children of military-connected personnel will attend a weeklong camp at Steele High School courtesy of a Department of Defense grant received by the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District.
SCUC is one of only 10 school districts across the nation, and the only district in the Southwestern region, to receive the grant, according to Dee Thomas, SCUC DOD educational activities grant director.
STEMKAMP Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics for Kids of Active Military Personnel will engage students in grades 3-8 in a host of activities during the June 7-11 camp.
Delta dilemma: fishing or fresh water?
A half-billion-dollar plan to keep salt water from spoiling California’s most vital water supply could destroy prime bass habitat and a way of life for fishermen
Delta dilemma: fishing or fresh water?
A half-billion-dollar plan to keep salt water from spoiling California’s most vital water supply could destroy prime bass habitat and a way of life for fishermen
BETHEL ISLAND The quiet of morning broke as a battery of boats roared toward first light on the open water.
Dozens of anglers, competing in teams of two for the biggest bass they could find, disappeared beyond the weed beds and tule thickets into the maze of rivers and sloughs. Each was chasing a cash prize and the satisfaction of conquering one of the West’s premier spots for sportfishing: the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta.