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Consort to launch guide for hospitality sector at The Hotel Show Dubai

As an integrated provider of door control solutions suitable for hotel applications, Consort continues to develop an extensive product line. (Image Source: Adobe Stock)

Specialist manufacturer and supplier of architectural hardware products, Consort Architectural Hardware, will present its flagship range of door control solutions at The Hotel Show Dubai 2023, taking place between the 23-25 May at the Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai 

Over the three-day event, visitors of stand 1B29 will find comprehensive on-site demonstrations on Consort’s portfolio of highly engineered hardware solutions, alongside a newly launched Access Control Brochure, designed as a one-stop guide for architects, designers and specifiers looking to meet the growing developments of the hospitality sector.

As an integrated provider of door control solutions suitable for hotel applications, Consort continues to develop an extensive product line that comprises of intuitive guestroom locksets, wall card readers, electronic in-room safes and energy saving access control devices. Consort’s on-stand experts will provide guests with guidance on software, ironmongery, fittings and finishes at this year’s event, and will also preview an exciting new vision for luxury door hardware – an exclusive at this year’s show.

David May, general manager at Consort Architectural Hardware discusses Consort’s plans, “With such heavy investment being made in Middle East tourism, it’s an opportune time to be exhibiting at The Hotel Show Dubai 2023, and we’re truly delighted to join a host of industry professionals and customers at one of the most highly anticipated regional events on the calendar.

“Modern hospitality environments are more readily adopting door control technology as they aim to balance security and aesthetics, and so, we’re seeing a greater demand for integrated solutions. Between our access control software and premium door hardware fittings, we’re proud to provide customers with a complete and reliable, full-service solution for their buildings. We’re now welcoming visitors to stand 1B29 for a chance to preview the latest in Consort door control solutions and specialist finishes, each in-stock and ready to order from our new Access Control Brochure.”

The Hotel Show Dubai is the longest running and most influential face-to-face trade event in the region for hospitality and will welcome upwards of 13,000 industry professionals from around the world. For more information on The Hotel Show Dubai, or to register for the event, visit: www.thehotelshow.com 

 

 

 

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