Oshakati Country Lodge and Burning Shore Hotel in Namibia have upgraded to Hotelogix’s cloud-based Property Management System for operational modernization. The transition, supported by comprehensive training and 24/7 assistance, aims to enhance efficiency and guest services. Both hotels are managed by United African Hospitality (Pty) Ltd, a leading Namibian hospitality firm.
Oshakati Country Lodge in Namibia has recently upgraded to the Hotelogix cloud-based system alongside its sister property, the Burning Shore Hotel. This decision marks a significant shift from their prior on-premises solution to a modernized operation through Hotelogix’s robust Property Management System (Hotel PMS). Both lodges are operated by United African Hospitality (Pty) Ltd, a prominent hospitality and gaming firm in Namibia.
Quintin Byloo, the Cluster General Manager of PHN & UAH, emphasized the need for real-time operational control and the elimination of silos, stating that “Hotelogix Cloud PMS stood out with its comprehensive automation, ease of use, and scalability.” This transition, designed to ensure long-term success in a competitive market, involved a seamless migration process that minimized downtime and provided extensive training and support.
Sivaprasad Gangadhran, Chief Sales Officer at Hotelogix, expressed enthusiasm for supporting the digital transformation of both hotels. He noted that by utilizing Hotelogix, they are not only modernizing operations but are also enhancing efficiency, flexibility, and the overall guest experience.
Hotelogix, headquartered in Singapore, is a leading provider of cloud-based technology solutions for hospitality, known for its extensive multi-property management capabilities. The company has successfully implemented its systems across over 70,000 rooms in 500+ properties worldwide, reinforcing their reputation in the industry.
The upgrade of Oshakati Country Lodge and Burning Shore Hotel to Hotelogix’s cloud-based system exemplifies a strategic move towards operational modernization and efficiency. This change reflects the need for agile management in a competitive hospitality environment. Through Hotelogix, both properties aim to enhance guest services while ensuring real-time operational control and scalability.
Original Source: www.hospitalitynet.org
