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July 2017
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VinPearl purchases 10,000+ Teledex phones for 11 Vietnam hotel properties.
VinGroup chooses Teledex Opal phones for installation at 11 VinPearl hotel properties throughout Vietnam.
VinGroup, Building A, No 7. Bang Lang 1 str.,Vinhomes Riverside, Long Bien District, Ha Noi, Viet Nam, has chosen Teledex Opal Series hotel phones for 11 VinPearl properties.
The hotels include Vinpearl Luxury Resort Da Nang; Vinpearl Premium Phu Quoc Phu Quoc; Vinpearl Halong Bay Resort Ha Long; Vinpearl Resort & Spa Inca Trang; Vinpearl Resort & Village Nha Trang Bay Nah Trang; Vinpearl Golf Land Nah Trang; Vinpearl Phu Quoc Phase 3 & 4 Phu Quoc; Vinpearl Cam Ranh in Cam Ranh; Vinpearl Da Nang 2 iDa Nang; Vinpearl Can Thor iCan Thor, and Vinpearl Nghe An. The installation of more than 10,000 Opal Series phones was completed by Cetis partner SITEK (Saigon Technology Service Trading Corporation), 123 Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street, Ward 6, District, 3, HCMC, Vietnam, was established in 2009 in Ho Chi Minh City with specialization in Information Technology (IT), Telecommunications, and Hospitality solutions. SITEK is a comprehensive partner with the world's top corporations in Vietnam.
According to Douglas Tjong, Director of Sales, Asia, Cetis, Inc., "Given the size of this project, our strategic partnerships with VinGroup, VinPearl hotels, and SITEK has helped expedite planning and installation, and meet the ongoing communications requirements of VinPearl and VinPearl guests."
The hotels include Vinpearl Luxury Resort Da Nang; Vinpearl Premium Phu Quoc Phu Quoc; Vinpearl Halong Bay Resort Ha Long; Vinpearl Resort & Spa Inca Trang; Vinpearl Resort & Village Nha Trang Bay Nah Trang; Vinpearl Golf Land Nah Trang; Vinpearl Phu Quoc Phase 3 & 4 Phu Quoc; Vinpearl Cam Ranh in Cam Ranh; Vinpearl Da Nang 2 iDa Nang; Vinpearl Can Thor iCan Thor, and Vinpearl Nghe An. The installation of more than 10,000 Opal Series phones was completed by Cetis partner SITEK (Saigon Technology Service Trading Corporation), 123 Nguyen Dinh Chieu Street, Ward 6, District, 3, HCMC, Vietnam, was established in 2009 in Ho Chi Minh City with specialization in Information Technology (IT), Telecommunications, and Hospitality solutions. SITEK is a comprehensive partner with the world's top corporations in Vietnam.
According to Douglas Tjong, Director of Sales, Asia, Cetis, Inc., "Given the size of this project, our strategic partnerships with VinGroup, VinPearl hotels, and SITEK has helped expedite planning and installation, and meet the ongoing communications requirements of VinPearl and VinPearl guests."
Designed with the world in mind, Teledex Opal Series phones have a recognizable international design that compliments modern guest room décor. Available in single and two-line, analog, corded and cordless configurations, with an optional speakerphone, Opal Series are equipped with a red multi-function message-waiting light, and 0, 3, 5, or 10 programmable guest service keys.
Teledex Opal DCT Series cordless sets support up to 3 additional AC-powered RediDock handset charging stations giving your guests the ability to charge their handset from multiple places within the room without needing additional guest room telephone jacks.
Teledex Opal DCT Series cordless sets support up to 3 additional AC-powered RediDock handset charging stations giving your guests the ability to charge their handset from multiple places within the room without needing additional guest room telephone jacks.
Teledex Opal Series telephone
VinGroup Corporation (VinGroup), formerly known as Technocom Group, was established in Ukraine in 1993 by young Vietnamese people who were active in the field of food and beverage. Technocom - Vingroup returned to Vietnam in 2000 with the desire to contribute to the country. After approximately 10 years of building and developing, with its appropriate orientation and a thirst for pioneering, Vinpearl has overcome all difficulties and challenges to affirm its capability, becoming internationally renowned for tourism, resort and recreation services. Vinpearl now has been widely known by both domestic and foreign tourists for its chain of premium products and services, including 3 brands and 20 properties: Vinpearl – Hotel , Resort & Villas; Vinpearl – Golf Course; Almaz - Cuisine & Convention Center.
Click here to book reservations at a VinPearl hotel, or call (+84) 243 974 9999. To reach SITEK, write sales@sitek.vn, or call +84 8 35264748. Click here to request a Cetis telephone quotation, or here to arrange a consultation.
Click here to book reservations at a VinPearl hotel, or call (+84) 243 974 9999. To reach SITEK, write sales@sitek.vn, or call +84 8 35264748. Click here to request a Cetis telephone quotation, or here to arrange a consultation.
Built-in USB charging ports.
D Series supports emerging guest smart device charging requirements inside the guest room.
Teledex D Series hotel phones are equipped with built-in USB charging ports designed to re-charge guest smart phones and tablets, which is yet another way that we've been helping our hospitality industry partners ensure a positive guest experience.
D Series phones are available in Black or Ash with a matching Teledex Diamond Series faceplate area. Just switch your existing Diamond faceplates to new D Series phones, or receive new faceplates with your minimum 50+ phone order.
Click here to request a quote, or here to arrange a consultation.
D Series phones are available in Black or Ash with a matching Teledex Diamond Series faceplate area. Just switch your existing Diamond faceplates to new D Series phones, or receive new faceplates with your minimum 50+ phone order.
Click here to request a quote, or here to arrange a consultation.
New phone. Same faceplate.
D Series is the contemporary new alternative to Diamond Series...with the same faceplate.
We began the development of the new Teledex D Series phone with a fresh new contemporary design, robust ergonomic open handset, and guest smart device USB charging ports, but maintained the same Diamond faceplate area...so Diamond Series owners may easily upgrade with existing faceplates.
Concerned about the cost of faceplates with your D Series upgrade? Keep your existing Diamond faceplates and transfer them to your new D Series phones for matching models. Your faceplates are fully interchangeable!
Or, order 50+ and receive new full-color D Series faceplates with your National Account Program order of 50+ phones. The package includes free full-color faceplates, free faceplate installation, free guest service key pre-programming, and free ground shipping in the Continental U.S. Click here to request a quote, or here to arrange a consultation.
Concerned about the cost of faceplates with your D Series upgrade? Keep your existing Diamond faceplates and transfer them to your new D Series phones for matching models. Your faceplates are fully interchangeable!
Or, order 50+ and receive new full-color D Series faceplates with your National Account Program order of 50+ phones. The package includes free full-color faceplates, free faceplate installation, free guest service key pre-programming, and free ground shipping in the Continental U.S. Click here to request a quote, or here to arrange a consultation.
Hotel-Online News
Why hotels are setting up in shop in suburban shopping centers.
Imagine stepping outside your hotel, and instead of jumping in a car to shop or eat, you easily walk to all your favorite stores and restaurants.
Across the U.S., new hotels are enabling their guests to have local amenities on their doorstep – by backfilling vacant shopping center space. It’s not just an arrangement that benefits guests and the hotel chains; it’s also helping to revitalize American shopping centers that may have lost a middle-market anchor.
Over the past two years, large format anchors have closed. JCPenney, Macy’s, and Sears and Kmart are shutting down 324 stores between them across America this year, totaling upwards of 37-million square feet of space.
“Traditional department stores are facing headwinds as some consumers choose to shop in discount department stores, at specialty stores and on the web, all of which is contributing to the closure of middle-market anchor stores,” says Larry Jensen, Executive Vice President and Director of Development for JLL Retail.
New faces in old spaces
What will the new highest and best use for these department stores be? In some cases, they will be leased by other tenants of similar size, but shopping center owners and leasing agents are also evaluating what alternative uses could be woven into the vacant space.
“Recently vacated department stores can be leased out to new tenants, including hotels, restaurants, entertainment venues, grocers and even other department stores with better fiscal health prospects, but how the market and asset reacts to a store closing is based on location and other tenants within the center,” says Jensen.
The Crayola Experience, a family experience featuring hands-on activities for kids, in Minnesota’s Mall of America took the place of Bloomingdale’s. In Minneapolis’s Edina suburb, the Galleria shopping center just added a Westin.
Fitness chains have also taken over empty shopping center retail space, as have churches, healthcare providers, and grocery stores. “Rather than a vacancy, we always want a shopping center to have something that is activated and that will bring foot traffic to the asset,” says Jensen.
Converting vacant space to a modern hotel
The hotel-retail combination, where a hotel sits adjacent — or even attached — to a shopping center, is tried and tested in American cities. In recent times, hotel brands have been snapping up former retail space and converting it into luxury hotels. The Nines in Portland, Oregon, used to be a Meier & Frank department store, and plans are underway for Marriott-owned Moxy Hotels to repurpose the old Saks Fifth Avenue building in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Click here to read the entire article at Hotel-Online.
Over the past two years, large format anchors have closed. JCPenney, Macy’s, and Sears and Kmart are shutting down 324 stores between them across America this year, totaling upwards of 37-million square feet of space.
“Traditional department stores are facing headwinds as some consumers choose to shop in discount department stores, at specialty stores and on the web, all of which is contributing to the closure of middle-market anchor stores,” says Larry Jensen, Executive Vice President and Director of Development for JLL Retail.
New faces in old spaces
What will the new highest and best use for these department stores be? In some cases, they will be leased by other tenants of similar size, but shopping center owners and leasing agents are also evaluating what alternative uses could be woven into the vacant space.
“Recently vacated department stores can be leased out to new tenants, including hotels, restaurants, entertainment venues, grocers and even other department stores with better fiscal health prospects, but how the market and asset reacts to a store closing is based on location and other tenants within the center,” says Jensen.
The Crayola Experience, a family experience featuring hands-on activities for kids, in Minnesota’s Mall of America took the place of Bloomingdale’s. In Minneapolis’s Edina suburb, the Galleria shopping center just added a Westin.
Fitness chains have also taken over empty shopping center retail space, as have churches, healthcare providers, and grocery stores. “Rather than a vacancy, we always want a shopping center to have something that is activated and that will bring foot traffic to the asset,” says Jensen.
Converting vacant space to a modern hotel
The hotel-retail combination, where a hotel sits adjacent — or even attached — to a shopping center, is tried and tested in American cities. In recent times, hotel brands have been snapping up former retail space and converting it into luxury hotels. The Nines in Portland, Oregon, used to be a Meier & Frank department store, and plans are underway for Marriott-owned Moxy Hotels to repurpose the old Saks Fifth Avenue building in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Click here to read the entire article at Hotel-Online.
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