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CITCO launches central reservation system

Marks a significant step towards digital transformation and enhanced guest convenience across its hospitality network.
The CRS enables centralised management of room bookings.

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The Chandigarh Industrial and Tourism Development Corporation (CITCO) has launched its central reservation system (CRS) at Hotel Shivalikview, marking a significant step towards digital transformation and enhanced guest convenience across its hospitality network.

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The system was inaugurated by UT Chief Secretary H Rajesh Prasad in the presence of Swapnil M Naik, CITCO chairman; Hari Kallikkat, managing director; and Paviter Singh, chief general manager.

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The CRS enables centralised management of room bookings for Hotel Mountview, Hotel Shivalikview and Hotel Parkview through a single platform. It integrates reservations from CITCO’s website, toll-free number and online travel agencies (OTAs), ensuring real-time updates on room availability, reducing manual errors and improving operational efficiency.

A dedicated CRS centre has been set up at Hotel Shivalikview, equipped with advanced technology and multiple communication lines that allow up

to 30 callers to connect simultaneously.

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It will operate from 10 am to 6 pm initially and will gradually transition into a 24x7 service.

Speaking on the occasion, Kallikkat said, “The launch of CRS is a milestone initiative that reflects CITCO’s commitment to modernisation and customer convenience. This system will not only streamline our operations but also make hotel bookings faster, easier and more transparent.”

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