Mews brings its POS to North America and Borgata renovates its tower for $107M
Mews has decided its point-of-sale technology is no longer staying in Europe. The PMS platform has just launched its Mews POS in North America, a move aimed at unifying hotel and restaurant operations under a single database. For a hotelier, this means tips, room charges and bar inventory are managed without friction between systems.
Meanwhile, in Atlantic City, Borgata has announced a tower renovation project with a $107 million investment. The casino hotel wants to maintain its status as a benchmark on the East Coast, and that means modernizing the guest experience, not just the gaming floor.
Two stories pointing in the same direction: technology and investment in the physical product move together when it comes to improving the stay and operational efficiency.
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