The Envoy Hotel, Abuja has disclosed that it’s parting ways with its operating company, the Mantis Collection, and in its place signed on Silk Road Hospitality as its new operating partner.
Dewald Kruger, General Manager, The Envoy Hotel, Abuja made this known recently. According to him, this signal a step in a new direction for the hotel; which since opening its doors for business has become the toast of local and foreign guests alike?
‘‘The Envoy Hotel has taken a step in a new direction. After a three-year period, we are severing our ties with The Mantis Collection, our operating company,’’ said Kruger while expressing thanks to the company for the journey.
‘‘We want to thank them for partnering with us from the start-up phase, till today. We are thankful for all assistance and guidance are given,’’ he said.
On the way forward for the hotel, Kruger said: ‘‘facing up to today’s operating conditions; we felt it is wise to step away, and joining an indigenous operating company, and conduct business accordingly.
The COVID–19 pandemic has eroded some markets, and we need to consolidate our operations and move forward. He noted that the hotel remains focused and dedicated to its guests as nothing has changed: ‘‘Our services will be same and better, the owner and management teams are stable and committed to doing their best, and better for our valued guests.
We will partner with Silk Road Hospitality, an African hospitality company to take care of all our hospitality requirements and move forward from where it has been built up to under Mantis Collection to a new standard and direction.
By Kola Raji [Abuja-Nigeria]
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