Golden Tulip introduces ‘instant’ meeting web site
Monday, 26 Oct, 2006
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Golden Tulip Hospitality announced a new Meeting & Events web site allowing instant online booking.
Other features:
- An “easy-to-use” search engine for over 150 professional venues on various meeting criteria such as size, amount of delegates and location.
- An overview and full description of all hotels matching meeting planner needs.
- Additional tools such as a currency converter, space calculator and measurement converter.
Hans Kennedie, president and CEO of Golden Tulip Hospitality, said instant online request forms are immediately handled by a specialized meeting reservation team.
“The booker is subsequently contacted within 4 office hours to finalize the details and confirm the reservation. Alternatively, the booker can opt to call the Central Meeting Line directly and book the facilities by telephone with the assistance of the Web site,” he said.
The Golden Tulip Hospitality Group is a worldwide hospitality company with more than 500 hotels and 47,000 rooms in more than 45 countries.
Report by David Wilkening
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