Duetto Acquired Flyr Hospitality Business
The travel technology provider has purchased the hotel pricing arm of Flyr to expand its machine learning portfolio.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Hotels
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Duetto has acquired Flyr Hospitality, taking over its automated room-pricing engine and client base. Flyr will now discontinue its hotel pricing operations to focus exclusively on airline technology.
Why it matters
The acquisition allows Duetto to integrate a new automated pricing engine into its existing platform, which already supports more than 20,000 hotels worldwide. Meanwhile, Flyr is streamlining its business to concentrate on its core airline-focused offer-and-order platform.
Duetto now manages a platform covering more than 20,000 hotels globally. The deal brings in Flyr Hospitality software currently used by more than 2,300 properties.
The players
Duetto
A travel technology company that provides revenue management software and machine learning products to hotels.
Flyr Hospitality
A division of Flyr that provides automated hotel pricing and revenue management software.
Kevin Marcus
The current interim CEO of Flyr who is leading the company's shift toward airline technology.
Alex Mans
The former CEO of Flyr who resigned from the organization shortly before the acquisition was announced.
The details
Duetto will integrate Flyr's automated pricing technology alongside its current suite of machine learning products. This follows a period of consolidation for Duetto, which previously acquired Micerate in 2024 and HotStats in 2025.
Timeline
September 2022: Flyr entered the hotel market by acquiring Pace Revenue.
2023: Prix Ltd. recorded an 8.55 million pound loss and 9.86 million pounds in liabilities.
February 2024: Duetto completed the acquisition of Micerate.
April 2025: Duetto acquired the data firm HotStats.
October 8, 2026: Duetto acquired Flyr Hospitality.
Travel Outlook
This acquisition mirrors the broader industry trend of hospitality tech consolidation, where major platforms increasingly absorb specialized revenue management tools. It signals a move toward all-in-one software suites as companies vie for control over hotel pricing infrastructure.
Hotel operators currently using Flyr Hospitality software can expect a transition to Duetto's integrated pricing platform in the coming months. Customers should monitor their service agreements for potential updates to software interfaces and support protocols during the migration.
The takeaway
The move underscores the growing importance of machine learning in automated hotel revenue management. Operators should evaluate how these shifting software ecosystems might affect their current pricing strategies and technical requirements.
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