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May 4, 2021 | 12:02 am
THE hospitality industry has turned to digitalization to help stay afloat a year into the coronavirus pandemic.
“Digitalization now plays a primary role for day to day hotel operations. This is actually more useful and relevant in providing contactless service to our customers and guests, and even our employees,” Miguel Capistrano III, RedDoorz country manager for the Philippines during a forum on April 29.
Aside from following health and safety protocols, RedDoorz, launched operations in the country in July 2018, refocused on assisting their partner hotels in securing accreditations, including its sanitation and hygiene certification program called HygienePass.
RedDoorz also provided extensive technology systems to optimize pricing and drive revenue and occupancy based on demand.
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As the country struggles against the pandemic, the solution to combat COVID-19 seems to be the use of plastic and other disposable materials. Jeepneys, tricycles, buses and trains use plastic dividers to promote physical distancing among passengers; and since August 15, The Department of Transportation has mandated the populace to wear along with face masks face shields, usually made from plastic, when taking public transportation. Adding to the plastic burden is the deluge of food take outs and merchandise deliveries, deemed the safer option than dining out or going to malls during the pandemic.
Inside a jeepney in Bulacan (photo by PM Caisip)
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