Prominent chain changes distribution provider to expand international reach.
DALLAS – Bangkok-based Compass Hospitality has switched 28 hotels to Pegasus Solutions for global distribution through the Pegasus Connect+ UI chain code. The chain has properties in key Asian gateway cities, and will leverage traditional and online distribution through Pegasus Connect+ to increase its international presence and bookings.
“We’re experiencing rapid growth that will require consistent international exposure for all of our hotels,” said Mr. Tejinder Sidhu, vice president, sales and marketing for Compass Hospitality. “After carefully reviewing the options in our market, Pegasus was the obvious choice to help us draw travelers from around the world.”
Compass Hospitality is one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing hospitality management companies with a portfolio of 3- to 5-star hotels, resorts, executive serviced apartments and spas in Thailand and Malaysia. The bustling urban properties are situated in prime city center locations with close proximity to leading shopping malls, restaurants, and entertainment outlets. Compass’ resort and boutique properties are renowned for Asian hospitality amidst pristine beaches and lush mountain backdrops.
“Companies like Compass Hospitality that offer such diverse accommodation options and guest experiences benefit greatly from distribution through Pegasus Solutions,” said Rachel Grier, senior vice president of sales, Asia and the Middle East for Pegasus Solutions. “As the largest processor of electronic hotel transactions, Pegasus will affordably connect Compass Hospitality’s properties to the four GDSs and more than 1000 online channels. This sustained and reliable exposure will translate to bookings from leisure and corporate travelers alike across the Compass Hospitality portfolio.”
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