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The owners hired us for Quality and Customer Service Support. An area that is always evolving, we worked with the Client to provide quality assurance audits and ongoing team trainings to meet the clients’ growing expectations and uphold a standard of service and quality for the accommodation.
Our goal was to continue providing accommodation, and open another section of the Small Boutique Apart Hotel with modern rooms with attentive personal and professional service, providing an authentic, unique stay for the clients in the area.
Kuoni was created in 1906 and had an excellent reputation with clients and the industry. As the company continued to grow throughout the years, their level of service and client satisfaction was not maintained in all operations. This was something the new General Manager was looking to regain when I was brought in as part of the team to make these changes.
The company’s highest priority and commitment was to uplift the customer journey and regain consistent 5-star experiences for each client.
This was a new business, creating a rental management company focusing on boutique style holiday letting properties. They were looking to set-up the foundation of the company, from processes, branding, marketing, staff training, day-to-day operations, web design, and customer service relations.
From the beginning, it was important for the company to offer a 5-star experience for their guests.
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