Meetingselect, a Dutch group of IT companies in the meetings tech industry, today announced the completion of the acquisition of the German-based MICE Access. MICE Access is a global meetings distribution technology, originally founded in 2007. It uses an interface technology allowing online travel agencies and meetings & event technology providers to connect to the Meetings API or design their own portals, while increasing the reach and distribution for hotels and venues at the same time. MICE Access has been struggling to continue business operations since the outbreak of the global Covid-19 pandemic in the beginning of the year and filed for insolvency. To ensure business continuity, Meetingselect has taken over control of operations, staff and assets since August 1, 2020. Meetingselect has also launched a Workspaces and Remote Location Booking Solution, which allows people to easily find and book out-of-home workplaces and co-working spaces close to home or the office, at creative meeting spaces and hotels. Martin Bergonje, CEO of Meetingselect, commented: “Remote working is here to stay, and individuals are looking for a flexible network of workspaces. Companies may be looking to downsize or offering employees an alternative to the isolated work from home.”
Meetingselect completes acquisition of German MICE Access
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