Associated Luxury Hotels International utilized new offering that provides meeting planners with vital analytics and tools for small and large groups.
HOBOKEN, NJ – Volan Technology, a leader in AI-based safety and contact tracing software, revealed its groundbreaking solution for in-person meetings at the yearly Associated Luxury Hotels International all staff meeting in Austin, TX on Jan 28 – 29 at the Fairmont Austin.
The group of 50 attendees, who serve as the global sales and marketing extension to a portfolio of more than 300 of the world’s most distinguished hospitality brands, were among the first to experience the Volan Positioning System (VPS). As the most accurate and private corporate contact tracing and analytics tool on the market, and the first micro-location positioning technology built on Bluetooth 5 mesh network standard, VPS gives meeting planners instant access to highly detailed reports for groups of any size.
“Meetings and conventions have been enormously impacted this year and we believe this is the solution the industry has been looking for,” said Tony Yousfi who is the Vice President of Hospitality Sales for Volan Technology and has also worked with major brands such as ARIA Resorts & Casino in Las Vegas. “Our easy-to-install technology not only provides critical contact tracing data in seconds, but also advanced analytics that help exhibitors reach top prospects and meeting planners to access data for planning future gatherings."
“We applaud Volan for creating a reliable solution for contact tracing. Contact tracing has been a highly requested tool from our meeting planning community and the Volan meeting planner dashboard will be impactful with our clients in this environment,” said Mike Dominguez, President and CEO of Associated Luxury Hotels International and co-chair of the EIC APEX COVID-19 Business Recovery Task Force.
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