To help its clients better navigate the new normal, Maestro has embarked on a training initiative that is helping hoteliers adapt to change and meet the demands of today s vigilant travelers. The provider of cloud and on premises property-management systems to independent and luxury resorts, conference centers, vacation rentals, and multi-property groups is offering a Training Services Package that gives Maestro users the opportunity to experience the full power of its Browser and Windows Version 5.
Maestro PMS Kicking Off New Year with ‘Training Promo Packages’ and Free Contactless Tools and Services
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To support its clients in preparation for reopening, Maestro is offering training promo packages for its recent Version 5.5 Browser & Windows property-management system for cloud, on-premises, or private cloud; Participating hotels receive a FREE contactless mobile tool, system productivity audit or training session
We want to use the training forum as an opportunity to continue the dialogue with our clients and learn what else we can do to better support them through reopening and beyond. MARKHAM, Ontario (PRWEB) January 20, 2021 To help its clients better navigate the new normal, Maestro has embarked on a training initiative that is helping hoteliers adapt to change and meet the demands of today’s vigilant travelers. The provider of cloud and on premises property-management systems to in
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Hotel Henry Urban Resort Conference Center Salutes Maestro PMS Ease of Use, Service and Support
Sister property, Mansion on Delaware Avenue, also relies on the company’s cloud hosted browser-based property management system and its exceptional 24/7 Diamond Plus service
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Markham, Ontario In a post pandemic world, only the most service-oriented businesses will survive. Putting customers first, nurturing empathy, being proactive, prioritizing communications, boosting training, and practicing patience must be the fundamental ingredients of a customer service culture in the new normal. It is those components that Umit Uyghur, director of rooms and regional director of revenue and optimization at the Hotel Henry Urban Resort and Conference Center, said he values from Maestro. The national historic landmark is leveraging Maestro s cloud-based property-management system to support guests enjoying