Visual One Flies into the Royal Air Force Club

Visual One Systems are delighted to announce that the Royal Air Force Club, London have placed an order for their integrated Front Office, Sales Ledger, Sales & Catering and Web Bookings.

Peter Owen, Club Secretary, commented, “After an extensive procurement process we are delighted to have selected Visual One. We wanted a product that could integrate with our current membership system, Visual One have worked closely with us and our membership system providers to achieve this. We are looking forward to a long and successful partnership with Visual One”.

About The Royal Air Force Club | The Royal Air Force Club was founded in 1918 as a place where serving and ex-serving officers could meet, and in 1922 it was formally opened by HRH The Duke of York. The 82 bedrooms and public room facilities at the Club are similar to those offered by other traditional, high-quality London establishments, but with many additional services and amenities for members who may wish to spend just a few daytime hours in its pleasant and stylish ambience.

About Visual One | Since 1977, Visual One Systems has provided software systems to the hospitality industry. Their Windows-based products, using a Microsoft SQL database, include property management, sales & catering, restaurant point-of-sale, back-office accounting, and golf course management. The company has 1560 sites worldwide and has many well-known customers including The Strand Palace Hotel, The Zetter, Woodbury Park Hotel, The Royal Westmoreland, Seymour Hotel Group, Whittlebury Hall, Wyboston Lakes and the Sandals Resorts in the Caribbean. The US Headquarters are based in Washington and the UK Headquarters are based in Leatherhead, Surrey.

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