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Six RM Trends for 2021

by bartosz.forysiak | Jan 5, 2021 | BLOG_EN, Main Web

The new year 2021 brings new hope for the world as well as the hospitality industry. First volunteers have already been vaccinated against COVID-19. Some countries (e.g. the UK) are going to start distributing the vaccine very soon. Does this mean that everything will...

A Big “DON’T” for the Pandemic

by bartosz.forysiak | Dec 15, 2020 | BLOG_EN, Main Web

The COVID-19 pandemic has completely changed the perspective of the hospitality market. Government restrictions and a general sense of threat among citizens led to fewer guests using hotel services. Hotels double and triple their efforts to regain lost guests and...

The Hotel Industry’s Recovery

by bartosz.forysiak | Nov 11, 2020 | BLOG_EN

We are publishing this article on 11 November which is also the Polish National Independence Day. However, we can’t celebrate properly while being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The hotel industry probably suffered the most due to this crisis. The newly introduced...

Integration with Rentlio

by bartosz.forysiak | Oct 27, 2020 | BLOG_EN, Main Web

Modern business values flexibility, efficiency and adjusting (as much as possible) to the customers and partners’ needs. At Qualpro, we do our best to follow these rules. We also want to become friends with companies that share our views. One of them is Rentlio, a...

proRMS in Mediteran Travel

by bartosz.forysiak | Oct 14, 2020 | BLOG_EN, Main Web

Apartment and mobile home rental services have been rapidly developing since 2012. We owe it to modern technology which provides easy access to scattered properties. Guests have highly appreciated such services. For them, this option might be better than a hotel....

Qualpro against Legionella

by bartosz.forysiak | Sep 15, 2020 | BLOG_EN

Over the last few months, the coronavirus has been causing great economic losses, especially in the hospitality industry. Unfortunately, hotels have also experienced the truth behind the proverb “misery loves company”. The absence of guests and their later presence in...