Hotelogix becomes the leading Cloud Hotel PMS in the Philippines

Hotelogix, a globally leading cloud-based hospitality technology provider, proudly announced that it has become the leading Cloud-based Property Management System  for Hotels in the Philippines. This significant milestone was achieved following the successful signing of 57 properties with 7437 rooms belonging to the Global Comfort Group Corporation (GCGC), marking a monumental moment in Hotelogix’s expansion within the Southeast Asian region’s hotel industry.

The Philippines stands out as a prime tourism destination within Southeast Asia, boasting one of the region’s most rapidly expanding hotel industries. Data from multiple sources indicate that the nation is home to approximately 2,000 hotels, which include over 100,000 rooms spread across domestic hotel groups, international chains, boutique hotels, resorts, and independent properties. Future projections suggest an addition of around 15,000 rooms by 2028, further enhancing its hospitality landscape.

Speaking on the occasion, Aditya Sanghi, CEO of Hotelogix said, “Securing the leading position in the Philippines market is a testament to our persistent efforts and deep engagement with the region over the years. It reflects how we’ve grown and transformed as both a product and brand, bolstered by the unwavering support and endorsement from our customers. We intend to leverage this momentum to further strengthen our position in the Philippines and other Southeast Asian regions.”

Hotel groups and management companies are growing their portfolios across the Philippines. They want a solution to centralize and digitize operations to sustain growth with improved efficiency and control over daily processes. Hotelogix multi-property management system empowers 250+ hotel groups with centralized control. It also has the distinction of successfully implementing its solution across 500+ properties comprising 70,000+ rooms during 2022’s Football World Cup in Qatar.

Speaking about their decision for making such a strategic move, Alexander Asuncion, Senior Executive of GCGC and CEO & Business Unit Head of Global Officium Limited Inc (GOLI) said, “For a large hotel management group like ours, upgrading to cloud-based operations is a giant leap forward. We put a high premium on operational efficiency and excellent customer service, as these form part of our group-wide and long-term strategic direction. We are confident that this partnership with Hotelogix is a critical step towards future-proofing our business, assuring our customers of the best value-based hotel service for years to come.”

Since 2009, Hotelogix has been pivotal in transitioning hotels in the Philippines to the cloud. Enable Hospitality, its first customer-cum-partner in the market, has significantly contributed to Hotelogix’s adoption in the region. “Doing business with Hotelogix as a customer and a partner has been exciting since 2009. Over the last decade, they have grown as a product and service, well-suited for the Philippines market. Without Hotelogix, travel accommodation establishments in the Philippines are overlooking a pivotal advantage,” said Patrick Favoreal, Founder & CEO of Enable Hospitality and Solutions4Hotels.

Congratulating Hotelogix, Hanky Lee, CEO of The Henry Hotels & Resorts said, “We have been loyal users of Hotelogix since 2016. We love how they constantly innovate their PMS and that they’re always there when we have questions. Congratulations! Upward and onward!,”

“We thank all our customers for trusting us with their business transformation. As we solidify our position as a leading Hotel PMS provider in the Philippines, we are well-positioned to help more and more hotels migrate to the cloud,” Aditya Sanghi added.

Hotelogix is now collectively signed up with 12K+ rooms and has some notable hotel brands such as Millennial Resorts, Prime Asia Hotels, Royale Paragon Hospitality, Brittany Hotel, etc.

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