Shiji’s Daylight PMS Expands Across 449 Cities and 36 Countries with Full Fiscal Compliance

Barcelona, Spain, 6月 15, 2026 – Shiji, the global leader in hospitality technology, today announced that Daylight PMS has surpassed 440 cities worldwide across 36 countries, marking a major milestone in the platform’s rapid global expansion. Designed to accommodate for the most demanding luxury hotels, resorts, and enterprise hotel groups, Daylight PMS continues to gain momentum among hospitality operators seeking a cloud-native, guest-centric property management system capable of supporting complex international operations while enhancing personalization, operational efficiency, and data security.

The milestone follows continued adoption by globally recognized hospitality brands, including publicly announced partnerships with Langham Hospitality Group, Peninsula Hotels, MGM Grand Paradise, and Stanglwirt. Daylight PMS has also been recognized among the hospitality industry’s fastest-growing PMS platforms in IDC MarketScape research.

Built on the Shiji Platform, Daylight PMS was developed from the ground up to meet the operational demands of modern global hospitality organizations. Unlike legacy PMS environments, the platform combines single guest profiles, cloud-native architecture, event-driven operations, and open integration capabilities within a scalable enterprise framework.

As hospitality groups increasingly prioritize flexibility and personalization, Daylight PMS has emerged as a preferred solution for operators seeking to modernize infrastructure while delivering seamless guest experiences across multiple properties and regions.

“Surpassing 36 countries globally is a significant milestone not only for Daylight PMS, but for the broader evolution of hospitality technology,” said Kevin King, CEO at Shiji International. “Hotels today need systems that are agile, scalable, and built around the guest rather than operational silos. Daylight PMS was specifically designed to help hospitality operators modernize operations while creating more connected and personalized guest experiences across every touchpoint.”

Daylight PMS enables hotels to centralize guest data across properties through unified guest profiles, helping operational teams deliver more personalized and consistent service experiences. Its microservices architecture and event-driven framework places it in a unique position to integrate and adapt to new AI workflows and agents.

Security and privacy remain foundational components of the platform’s design, enabling hotels to operate globally while maintaining compliance with evolving international data regulations. The platform’s flexibility and enterprise-grade infrastructure make it particularly well suited for luxury hotel groups, resorts, and large-scale hospitality organizations operating across multiple markets.

“The rapid global growth of Daylight PMS reflects the hospitality industry’s shift toward modern, guest-centric technology platforms,” added Kevin King. “Hotels are increasingly prioritizing interoperability, scalability, AI automation, and personalization, and we’re proud to support leading hospitality brands as they modernize operations for the future.”

For more information about Daylight PMS, visit: https://www.shijigroup.com/daylight-pms