A Hyatt first for meeting planners
Hyatt Hotels & Resorts says it is the first major hotel chain to fully implement Passkey.GroupLink.
The hotel chain says the system electronically delivers all Hyatt group reservations for citywide and single property events near real-time into the individual properties PMS system.
Hyatt says that provides meeting planners leading edge solutions for efficiently managing meetings at its properties.
Hyatt says it can now offer meeting planners the option of keeping Passkey-enabled events open up until arrival date, to allow them to capture the maximum attendance for their event, and get full credit for all room nights generated by the event. Meeting planners will have faster, more reliable information about their actual group pickup by viewing up-to-date custom event reports online, gaining more control over their room blocks, and will not need to worry about errors in their attendees’ information.
Report by David Wilkening
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