Cloudbeds announced a direct integration with Klook, a travel platform that combines accommodation with experiences, attractions, transport and other trip services across Asia Pacific. The two-way connection is designed to extend distribution reach for hotels using Cloudbeds while automating rate, availability and booking synchronization.
The integration links hotel inventory managed in Cloudbeds with Klook's marketplace so properties can appear to travelers planning and booking multiple elements of a trip in one place. Because the connection is two-way, the flow of information covers:
- Bookings made on Klook back into Cloudbeds for centralized management
The partnership targets properties that want to access demand beyond accommodation-only booking channels. Klook's footprint across Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and the Philippines is specifically called out, making the integration relevant for hotels seeking more international or regional guests in Asia Pacific.
Cloudbeds and Klook emphasize automation as the main operational benefit. With rates and availability synchronized automatically, front-office and revenue teams should spend less time reconciling channels and more time on guest-facing work. Cloudbeds frames the integration as a way to add distribution without increasing manual workload.
Sébastien Leitner, Vice President of Partnerships at Cloudbeds, described distribution as being present where travelers search and said the integration opens another avenue for customers to reach international demand while avoiding extra operational complexity. Emma Lee, VP of Hotels at Klook, said that travelers use Klook to book stays alongside experiences, and that the direct connection gives properties a simple way to tap into that demand while keeping rates and availability in sync.
Klook differentiates itself by combining accommodation with experiences and transport. For properties in markets where Klook has a strong presence, appearing in the same environment where travelers plan broader trip elements could increase visibility to bookers who are assembling multiple trip components in one session.
Hotels using Cloudbeds should evaluate whether their target guest profiles include experience-led or multi-component trip bookers in Klook's priority markets. If so, enabling the integration can add a distribution channel that feeds reservations directly into Cloudbeds, maintaining rate and availability control without manual updates.
The Cloudbeds–Klook integration is a distribution channel expansion aimed at capturing travelers booking accommodation alongside experiences and transport in Asia Pacific. The technical fit is two-way synchronization that reduces manual channel management while increasing visibility on a platform frequented by experience-oriented travelers.