HITEC (Hospitality Industry Technology Exposition & Conference) Exhibitor List

The list covers companies in hotel software, PMS and POS systems. It is useful for sales teams, sourcing managers and market researchers who want a clear picture of the vendor landscape. You can see product categories, company profiles and contact details where available. Not every exhibitor will have complete contact data. Use the list to build a shortlist of companies to meet at the show. It also helps you track which vendors are active in the hotel technology space and how the market is changing.

• Hotel software and PMS vendors
• POS and payment systems
• Contact details where available

For sales teams, the exhibitor list is a starting point for targeted outreach. You can group companies by product type, region or company size. Then plan emails, calls or LinkedIn messages before the event. At the show, use the list to set meeting routes and avoid missing key booths. After the event, follow up with leads you met. The list is not a promise that every company will attend or reply. But it helps you focus on the right prospects and save time.

• Segment by product or region
• Plan pre-show outreach
• Follow up after the event

Sourcing managers can compare hotel software, PMS and POS vendors in one place. Use the list to shortlist suppliers that match your budget, features and integration needs. Before the event, check company websites for product details and pricing models. At the show, visit booths to see live demos and ask about implementation timelines. The list helps you ask better questions and make fair comparisons. It does not guarantee that every vendor will have the right solution for your property, but it narrows the search.

• Shortlist by features and budget
• Check integration and support
• Compare live demos at the show

Researchers and analysts can use the exhibitor list to track who is active in hotel technology. Look for new names, returning companies and shifts in product focus. Compare this year's list with past editions to spot trends. The list also helps you understand which segments are growing, such as cloud PMS or contactless payments. Use it alongside public filings, press releases and product pages. This gives you a fuller picture of the market without relying on a single source.

• Spot new and returning vendors
• Track product category shifts
• Combine with public sources

With hundreds of exhibitors, HITEC can be overwhelming. The exhibitor list helps you build a personal schedule. Mark must-see booths, sessions and networking events. Group meetings by hall or pavilion to save walking time. Leave room for spontaneous discoveries. Check the official show app or website for floor maps and updates. The list is a planning tool, not a guarantee of booth locations or times. Confirm details with the organizer before you travel.

• Mark priority booths
• Group by location
• Confirm details with organizer

After HITEC, the exhibitor list remains useful. Add notes from meetings, demos and pricing talks. Use the list to send follow-up emails and share relevant materials. For sales teams, it becomes a lead database. For sourcing, it is a record of vendors to re-evaluate. For researchers, it is a snapshot of the market at a point in time. Keep the list updated with new contacts and notes. It is a practical asset that supports decisions long after the event ends.

• Add meeting notes
• Send follow-up emails
• Keep list updated