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page 43 - Hostar-Prohost
page 62 - Italesse
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Hostar and Italesse Collection Advertised in Hotelier Middle East Magazine-April 2009 Issue
Monday, March 30, 2009
Gulfood 2009
The 14th Gulf Food, Hotel and Equipment Exhibition and Salon Culinaire (Gulfood 2009) was held last 23rd-26th of February 2009 in Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre and NEW for 2009 Airport Expo Dubai.
Below are the photos of Bahraja Trading L.L.C.'s booth.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
The ProHost Housekeeping System has been selected for the 1,373 room Atlantis, The Palm, Dubai
Hostar International, Inc. is pleased to announce that the recently opened Atlantis, The Palm, Dubai chose the ProHost System for thei housekeeping operations.
At Atlantis, the splendor of the accomodation doesn't end with the architecture. Each of the 1,373 spacious guest rooms and 166 suites is designed with subtle oceanic and Arabic influences, overlooking spectacular views of the azure Arabian Gulf or Palm Jumeirah itself. And if guests choose to stay in The Lost Chambers Suites, they won't be overlooking the ocean, but looking into it. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer a spectacular view into the Ambassador Lagoon with a cornucopia of exotic marine life gracefully gliding by.
The Atlantis, The Palm, Dubai offers the highest level of luxury in both guestroom amenities and facility design. Efficient use of personnel, combined with the Hostar technology, gives housekeeping management the ability to provide consistent service to their guests while maintaining a high level of productivity and employee satisfaction.
The ProHost Mobiles, which are the trolley equipement component of the System, present a professional appearance on the guest floors. Each mobile carries a precise mix of linen, terries and amenities matched to his or her specific room mix. An evening team restocks the mobiles enabling the room attendants to start their shift with all the necessary linen and supplies needed to complete their assignment. Room attendants are able to focus more time on room cleanliness and guest satisfaction.
Hostar International, Inc.
Mobilizing Smart Hotels
The ProHost System, designed and developed by Hostar International, Inc. provides the technology needed to meet operational objectives in the heart-of-the-house. The ProHost System combines process, methodology, and equipment to ensure seamless, just-in-time delivery of finished linens and supplies to the guest floors.
Hostar International, Inc. provides materials distribution solutions for hotel housekeeping and food and beverage operations. The company offers a range of services and equipment inclusing process flow analysis, installation and training services, system design, and custom configured equipment. In business since 1989, Hostar's worldwide customer base ranges from 150 room luxury boutique hotels to 3,000 room mega properties.
Sales representative offices are located in Dallas, Dubai, Los Angeles, Macau, New York, Seattle, Singapore and Sydney. ProHost equipment is assembled and shipped from Hostar facilities in Newbury, Ohio, U.S.A.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
American Company Offers 21st Century Security Enhancement for Hotel Guests
Like everyone else in the lodging industry, First View Security, maker of the Digital Door Viewer (DDV) is alarmed by crimes aimed at hotel guests and properties.
While lodging properties maintain very high levels of security, technology advances are creating opportunities to enhance guest protection. The DDV is a video system that empowers individual guests to clearly see what is happening in hallways outside of their hotel room doors.
In the past, the first and only information about external activity available to guests came from the tiny peephole in the guestroom door. The team at First View realized that by supplying a superior and safer view, the Digital Door Viewer is not only a product of convenience, but also one that adds a significant security value.
“The Digital Door Viewer has always been about convenience and security,” states First View President, Suzette Fowler, “but what is becoming quite clear is that empowering hotel guests with personal security technology can be extremely valuable in elevating their level of safety. Tactics used by criminals are increasingly bold and sophisticated. Products such as the DDV help to strengthen travelers’ defenses against criminal activity.”
”To use a peephole in order to see what is happening in the hallways is using a 19th century device to combat 21st century threats. The Digital Door Viewer uses an advanced digital camera and LCD monitor to deliver a clear and crisp view into the hallway.
"As anyone who travels is aware, a guest must stand directly against the door to peer through the peephole,” adds Fowler. “With the Digital Door Viewer a guest can stand to the side at arm’s length and still see a large, clear image of what is happening in the hallway on their LCD screen. Why be forced to peep when it is possible to see clearly from a safe distance?”
That is not the only advantage of the DDV. The device also offers the guest a range of view that is many times the area of a standard peephole and with minimum distortion. It is also impossible for anyone on the outside of the door to see into the room. Using AAA batteries, the Digital Door Viewer will operate even during a power outage.
Many hotels and resorts are already installing the Digital Door Viewer to add to the security and comfort of their guests. James Hogg, former director of operations for Skylofts in Las Vegas, stated that he was extremely pleased with the DDVs he installed in the MGM property. “In terms of security,” said Hogg, “the traditional view is just the person in front of the door, but with this technology you see the person directly in front and the person behind him, and the whole corridor.” Hogg added that it is very helpful in complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act because it can be mounted lower on the door and still show the same view of the corridor.
“It’s not difficult to understand that being able to see what is going on around you leads to a increased level of safety and sense of security.” says Fowler. “What is clear is that property owners need to be proactive and not reactive in response to modern security threats. The DDV is a life safety occupancy feature that reduces the danger to hotel room occupants from potentially violent actions.”
While lodging properties maintain very high levels of security, technology advances are creating opportunities to enhance guest protection. The DDV is a video system that empowers individual guests to clearly see what is happening in hallways outside of their hotel room doors.
In the past, the first and only information about external activity available to guests came from the tiny peephole in the guestroom door. The team at First View realized that by supplying a superior and safer view, the Digital Door Viewer is not only a product of convenience, but also one that adds a significant security value.
“The Digital Door Viewer has always been about convenience and security,” states First View President, Suzette Fowler, “but what is becoming quite clear is that empowering hotel guests with personal security technology can be extremely valuable in elevating their level of safety. Tactics used by criminals are increasingly bold and sophisticated. Products such as the DDV help to strengthen travelers’ defenses against criminal activity.”
”To use a peephole in order to see what is happening in the hallways is using a 19th century device to combat 21st century threats. The Digital Door Viewer uses an advanced digital camera and LCD monitor to deliver a clear and crisp view into the hallway.
"As anyone who travels is aware, a guest must stand directly against the door to peer through the peephole,” adds Fowler. “With the Digital Door Viewer a guest can stand to the side at arm’s length and still see a large, clear image of what is happening in the hallway on their LCD screen. Why be forced to peep when it is possible to see clearly from a safe distance?”
That is not the only advantage of the DDV. The device also offers the guest a range of view that is many times the area of a standard peephole and with minimum distortion. It is also impossible for anyone on the outside of the door to see into the room. Using AAA batteries, the Digital Door Viewer will operate even during a power outage.
Many hotels and resorts are already installing the Digital Door Viewer to add to the security and comfort of their guests. James Hogg, former director of operations for Skylofts in Las Vegas, stated that he was extremely pleased with the DDVs he installed in the MGM property. “In terms of security,” said Hogg, “the traditional view is just the person in front of the door, but with this technology you see the person directly in front and the person behind him, and the whole corridor.” Hogg added that it is very helpful in complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act because it can be mounted lower on the door and still show the same view of the corridor.
“It’s not difficult to understand that being able to see what is going on around you leads to a increased level of safety and sense of security.” says Fowler. “What is clear is that property owners need to be proactive and not reactive in response to modern security threats. The DDV is a life safety occupancy feature that reduces the danger to hotel room occupants from potentially violent actions.”
For more information about the Digital Door Viewer, you can always contact BAHRAJA TRADING L.L.C., P.O. Box: 20197, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Tel: +971 4 2672353, Fax: +971 4 2672454, E-Mail: bahraja@eim.ae
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Ceramic Kitchen Knives featured in Caterer Middle East March 2009 Issue
Cover Page
Page 57CERAMIC KITCHEN KNIVES
These knives from Japanese manufacturer Forever Co are a great alternative to steel and stainless steel knives. They retain their sharpness for longer, don't rust and also retain their cutting edge. They are dishwasher safe and come in a range of colours and sizes.
Bahraja Trading L.L.C.
Tel: +971 4 267 2353
Fax: +971 4 267 2454
E-Mail: bahraja@eim.ae
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