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Strategic Investment Powers Jurny’s AI Platform Expansion Across Global Hospitality Ecosystem

Strategic Investment Powers Jurny’s AI Platform Expansion Across Global Hospitality Ecosystem

April 9, 2025 Craig Etkin

MIAMI–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Jurny Inc., the AI-powered property management platform transforming hospitality operations, secured substantial investment from three influential leaders with deep-rooted connections across the global hospitality ecosystem. Paz Levy, a visionary leader with extensive expertise in finance, investment strategy, and community development, is also the founder of award-winning The Privilege Hotels. Eran Danino, a serial entrepreneur, brings deep expertise in fintech, AI platforms, and technology-driven innovation. Bryan Leibman, a renowned entrepreneur and seasoned executive with a decades-long career in travel, adds strategic leadership.

This partnership is already delivering measurable results. The investors brokered an agreement to deploy Jurny’s AI platform across as many AD1-managed hotels as possible, covering approximately 4,300 rooms. This initial deal marks the start of an aggressive expansion strategy, with the new investors already in advanced discussions to extend Jurny’s technology to additional hotel groups, including portfolios exceeding 40,000 rooms.

“The hospitality industry is at a critical inflection point, and Jurny’s AI platform represents a multi-billion-dollar opportunity to transform how companies operate,” said Levy. “Our analysis shows that each major enterprise deployment could generate millions in recurring revenue while delivering unprecedented operational efficiencies for customers. The AD1 deal is just the first step in our strategy to roll out this technology across the broader hospitality landscape, where we see tremendous potential for expansion into adjacent markets.”

Levy, Danino, and AD1 are also key players behind the recently announced $850 million The James Hotel & Residences project in Downtown Miami, further solidifying their influence in high-profile hospitality developments. Jurny is positioned to be the potential property management software of choice for all short-term rental and hospitality operations. This 82-story mixed-use supertall, developed in partnership with Sonesta International Hotels Corp., highlights their collective role in shaping the future of luxury hospitality. To further strengthen its presence in this market, Jurny is establishing a new Miami office, strategically positioning the company to collaborate with top-tier developers and operators driving major hospitality investments.

“With our AI technology now battle-tested and proven to deliver exceptional results, this strategic partnership marks a pivotal moment in Jurny’s trajectory,” said Luca Zambello, CEO and founder of Jurny. “The combination of our mature platform and the deep industry relationships of our new partners positions us to rapidly capture substantial market share across the $5.7 trillion global hospitality ecosystem.”

The investor group’s capital injection brings Jurny’s total funding to over $16 million, along with deep expertise and direct connections to the world’s largest travel and hospitality companies. Danino and Levy invested through their joint Miami-based firm, To The Stars, which backs high-tech companies driving innovation and directly impacting their business ventures. Together, the investors provide the strategic vision and industry relationships needed to accelerate Jurny’s expansion across hotels, travel agencies, and adjacent sectors.

“Having witnessed firsthand how AI can transform traditional industries, I see in Jurny the perfect confluence of groundbreaking technology and practical application,” said Danino. “By fundamentally rethinking property management through an AI-first lens, Jurny is creating the blueprint for tomorrow’s hospitality industry.”

For more information, visit jurny.com.

About Jurny, Inc.:

Jurny’s AI-powered hospitality automation platform transforms property management, addressing the $1 trillion lost annually to inefficiencies. The platform automates up to 90% of back-end operations for short-term rentals and hotels, optimizing the entire guest journey from bookings and check-ins to communications and dynamic pricing. Properties using Jurny’s platform reduce management time from 12.5 hours to one hour per week per listing while creating new revenue streams through AI-driven optimization. Founded in 2019, Jurny is backed by renowned VC firms Mucker Capital, Okapi Venture Capital, VITALIZE Venture Capital, Singularity Capital, and SaaS Venture Capital.

For more information, visit www.jurny.com.

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Katie@jurny.com

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