(openPR) - The protel hotel management software won gold for its excellent service in terms of managing the Olympic media village in Beijing: for this successful project the protel hotelsoftware GmbH from Dortmund, Germany was honored with two symbolic gold medals.
The XXXIX. Olympic Summer Games ended: Now it's about time for all participants to review the results. For two weeks the world has been on a visit in Beijing. Great effort has been devoted by China to receive its guests under a clear blue sky. Overall nice games accompanied by first-rate home grounds and a perfect infrastructure. "The organization deserves Olympic gold," as e.g. Sigi Heinrich suggested who closely watched the games of euro sport.
The protel hotelsoftware GmbH took part as well in the smoothly running procedure of accommodating the international stream of visitors: The Multi Property Management System of protel was applied in order to accommodate guests in the town's hotels or in the Olympic village and put its impressive efficiency to the test.
protel hotelsoftware GmbH develops and sells technology and service solutions specifically and exclusively for the hotel industry and related companies. The targeted focus on the branch's requirements marks out protel as one of most experienced and successful provider of professional hotel management systems. From the small individual hotel to the multinational hotel group- the product lines of protel hotelsoftware GmbH provide the full range with standard software solutions that can be individually customized for every need.
The protel hotelsoftware GmbH is managed by Ingo Dignas, Jörg Hermann and Manfred Osthues as managing partners. The company's headquarters is located in Dortmund, Germany; by having a branch in Dubai and a dense network of closely cooperating business partners, protel is represented worldwide. More than 4,000 customers in 50 countries confirm the high-level expertise and reliability.
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