Business Services Industry
Preferred Hotel Group Renews Distribution and Reservation Services Contract with Pegasus Solutions
Business Wire, Nov 7, 2006
New Deal Extends Six-Year Relationship between Pegasus and the Preferred Hotel Group
DALLAS & CHICAGO -- Preferred Hotel Group (PHG) has renewed its contract with Pegasus Solutions Inc. to provide PHG with the RezView[R] central reservation system, NetBooker[R] Internet booking engine, Voice Services and Commission Processing services.
Preferred Hotel Group is a global leader in the hospitality industry with more than 350 luxury hotels in 52 countries. Pegasus' RezView CRS has been the reservation system for the group's more than 73,000 hotel rooms serving as a fully-hosted system that connects PHG hotels to more than 1,000 online distributors.
"The service Pegasus has provided over the past six years has been instrumental in enabling us to focus in on our business and achieve greater bookings for our hotels," said Deena Kaufman, Preferred Hotel Group's senior vice president of Revenue and Distribution Management. "We are extremely pleased to extend our relationship with Pegasus and are confident the services they provide will continue to enhance our business and service to our hotel members."
Pegasus will also continue to provide Preferred Hotel Group with the Pegasus NetBooker Internet booking engine, operating PHG's private label iBook[R] product, which enables the hotel group to grow its online business through each hotel's own Web site. In addition, Pegasus will continue to provide PHG with a comprehensive line of Voice Services with its reservation call centers in 9 locations around the world supporting 40 countries.
"Pegasus highly values the relationship we have built with the Preferred Hotel Group and we are delighted to continue to work with the company," said Mike Kistner, Pegasus chief operating officer and president, reservation and distribution services. "This relationship is one that is built on a sense of collaboration and while we have worked to build PHG's growing hotel customer base, they have been instrumental in helping Pegasus fine tune how we provide services and innovation to our customers as well."
Pegasus will also continue to provide Preferred Hotel Group with Commission Processing services through its private label iPay[R] product. In addition, the company is a customer of hotelbook.com, the Pegasus owned and operated travel Web site designed for independent hotels.
About Preferred Hotel Group
Preferred Hotel Group is a global leader in the hospitality industry. This creative, cutting-edge company is designed for a new era in travel - an era in which travelers embrace the individuality of distinctive hotels and resorts - yet desire a consistent commitment to excellence. The four brands of Preferred Hotel Group represent a collection of the finest hotels in the world and include Preferred Hotels[R] & Resorts, (www.preferredhotels.com); Preferred Boutique (www.preferred-boutique.com); Summit Hotels & Resorts (www.summithotels.com); and Sterling Hotels (www.sterlinghotels.com). Learn more at www.preferredhotelgroup.com.
About Pegasus
Dallas-based Pegasus Solutions, Inc. is a global leader in providing technology and services to hotels and travel distributors. Founded in 1989, Pegasus' customers include a majority of the world's travel agencies and more than 60,000 hotel properties around the globe. Pegasus' services include central reservation systems, electronic distribution services, commission processing and payment services, and marketing representation services, including the consumer Web site, www.hotelbook.com. The company's representation services, including Utell by Pegasus[TM] and Unirez by Pegasus[TM], are used by more than 7,000 member hotels in more than 130 countries, making Pegasus the hotel industry's largest third-party marketing and reservations provider. Pegasus has 17 offices in 12 countries, including regional hubs in London, Singapore and Scottsdale, Arizona. For more information, please visit www.pegs.com.
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