Luxury South Africa Hotel Leverages Centralized Platform

4/9/2019
The Regency Apartment Hotel Menlyn uses hrough RateTiger, powered by LiveOS to leverage 2-way connectivity between its PMS and online channels.

South Africa-based The Regency Apartment Hotel Menlyn has improved its online business with efficient rate and availability distribution through RateTiger, powered by LiveOS. The property has been leveraging RTConnect’s 2-way XML connectivity between its property management system and multiple online sales channels and utilizing the LiveOS platform to monitor competition, budget and pace for informed decision making.

The Regency Apartment Hotel Menlyn is a full-service luxury apartment hotel in Pretoria.

“Hoteliers today work with multiple technology systems. I save a lot of time as I don’t need to go into various systems to gather different information to make revenue decisions. All required information is now available at a central point - LiveOS. It is a great tool to analyze our key performance indicators and take decision accordingly. The tools have reduced our workload and increased our productivity exponentially via this cutting-edge technology on a single sign on platform,” said Anton Saayman, Revenue Manager.

The revenue management team is leveraging RTConnect to update rates and inventory to multiple OTAs directly from their Property Management System (PMS), and get reservations delivered back into the system in real-time, without worrying about overbooking.  The LiveOS platform provides them with advanced reporting dashboard to help fine-tune their pricing strategy, monitor booking pace and demand analytics, for informed decision making.

eRevMax, the company behind RateTiger and LiveOS, provides real-time channel management, business intelligence, connectivity solutions and centralized management platform to hotel chains, independent and boutique properties and large serviced apartment groups globally, with hundreds of channel connections to choose from.

 

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