International public services company Serco said it has been awarded a major new contract to deliver essential frontline hospitality services at both Dubai International (DXB) and Dubai World Central (DWC) airports.

Announcing the big win, Serco said the contract builds on its long term-partnership with Dubai Airports and will see the company deliver the services over a five-year period, operating until December 31, 2024.

Harnessing the unique insights and research conducted by the company’s in-house customer experience and service design agency, ExperienceLab, the contract will see over 1,000 employees deliver hospitality and passenger processing services across key passenger touchpoints within Dubai Airports’ facilities.

As part of the contract, Serco will leverage cutting-edge technologies to ensure the dynamic deployment of staff, providing optimised rosters across the airports’ terminals and the provision of a continually trained and knowledgeable workforce.

A British provider of public services with headquarters based in Hampshire, Serco operates in six sectors of public service provision: health, transport, justice, immigration, defence and citizens services.

Serco pointed out that it had been providing world-class services to the aviation sector in the Middle East for over 70 years. It has also been supporting Dubai Airports with the maintenance of its large buildings and infrastructure portfolio, as well as providing a full range of Engineering and Estates Services for Terminal 1 and 2 and to other cargo and ancillary buildings at DXB.

Commenting on big win, Serco Middle East CEO Phil Malem said, “We are honoured to have been awarded this contract with one of our key clients in the region. We recognise that Dubai Airports plans to take service levels to even greater heights, and throughout the next five years we aim to jointly revolutionise the standards of customer service and hospitality in the region."

"Our team has developed a solution that will enhance the standards of customer service through the deployment of an expertly trained workforce, with staff set to be supported by some exciting and effective technology," stated Malem.

“Our recommendations are based on the unique insights and research conducted by our in-house customer experience and service design agency, ExperienceLab. From day one, we will ensure that our customer service team has the mindset, training and support needed to create great experiences for all who visit Dubai Airports,” he added.

Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths said: "Our ultimate objective is to be recognised as the operator of the world’s best airports for customer service."

"This contract is part of a series of moves we have taken in recent years to enhance airport experience at DXB and DWC and wow our customers by delivering an amazing airport experience," he added.-TradeArabia News Service

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