Vendfun Sdn Bhd Obtained Singapore Tourism Board's EVA Ready Certification for Hotel Self Check-In Kiosk

 

Vendfun Sdn Bhd has proudly achieved the EVA Ready certification from the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) for its Self Check-In Kiosk, affirming compliance with STB standards. This milestone enables Singapore hoteliers to streamline operations confidently and enhance guest experiences. This STB approved solution is set to transform hospitality by providing a seamless, efficient, and guest-friendly experience for hotels in Singapore.

Singapore, 11.11.2024 – Vendfun Sdn Bhd is proud to announce that its Self Check-In Kiosk has been granted the EVA Ready certification by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB). This certification confirms that Vendfun’s solution meets the STB’s rigorous standards, making it a compliant, efficient, and future-ready option for hoteliers in Singapore.

With this approval, Vendfun is set to transform the hospitality experience for Singapore hoteliers by delivering a streamlined check-in and check-out process, reducing staffing challenges, and elevating overall guest satisfaction.

Key Features of the Vendfun EVA Ready Self Check-In Kiosk:

Fast, Convenient Check-In: Guests can check in within just 2 minutes, ensuring a smooth and welcoming start to their stay.

Quick, Seamless Check-Out: With check-out taking less than 15 seconds, guests can leave without hassle, providing a memorable end-to-end experience.

Multi-Language Accessibility: Language barriers are removed with our multi-language support, allowing guests from all over the world to feel at home.

Efficient Staffing Solution: By automating check-in and check-out, hotels can optimize staffing requirements while maintaining high-quality service standards.

“We’re thrilled to be recognized by the Singapore Tourism Board and to offer our EVA Ready Self Check-In Kiosk to Singapore’s hospitality industry,” said Vendfun's CEO Benny Wee. “Our kiosk not only meets compliance requirements but is also a powerful tool for improving guest experience and operational efficiency in hotels of all sizes.”

With Singapore’s reputation as a top travel destination, Vendfun’s self-check-in technology is now officially approved by STB, giving hoteliers the confidence to embrace automation and create faster, smoother, and more enjoyable guest interactions.

About Vendfun Sdn Bhd

About Vendfun

Vendfun is a leading provider of hospitality automation solutions, dedicated to helping hotels optimize their operations, enhance guest experiences, and streamline front-desk management. From self-check-in kiosks to smart room solutions, Vendfun is shaping the future of smart hospitality.

Meet the Leaders Newly Recognized as UNAWA Co-Founders

 

UNAWA's newly recognized co-founders: Atty. Gino Jacinto, Vher Agbay, and Sally Dimalanta, united in driving digital innovation.

 

Meet UNAWA’s newly recognized co-founders, Atty. Gino Jacinto, Vher Agbay, and Sally Dimalanta, driving innovation in legal compliance and tech solutions.

November 12, 2024 – Makati, Philippines – UNAWA, a pioneering legal and digital compliance technology leader, is proud to formally recognize the foundational contributions of three key leaders, now co-founders. Chief Operations Officer Atty. Gino Jacinto, Chief Technology Officer Vernier "Vher" Agbay, and HR Director Melissa "Sally" Dimalanta have been instrumental to UNAWA's growth since its inception, each driving innovation, developing compliance solutions, and fostering a collaborative company culture.

In sharing her appreciation, founder and CEO Atty. Regina Jacinto-Barrientos remarked, "A new era of growth and innovation lies ahead of us. I am honored to lead UNAWA alongside our new co-founders — Gino, Vher, and Sally. Their expertise and dedication have already begun to accelerate our progress."

The co-founders bring extensive expertise to UNAWA:

Atty. Gino Jacinto, a veteran of legal compliance, champions accessible legal solutions. "Legal processes should serve people, not slow them down," he noted, underscoring his vision behind tools like SignSecure and UCheck.

Vher Agbay, a seasoned software developer, emphasizes robust, accessible technology. "Technology must be accessible," he stated, as he leads development for web and mobile platforms.

Sally Dimalanta, an HR expert, fosters a collaborative, innovative workplace. "Our team is our biggest asset," she emphasized, driving UNAWA's people-focused growth.

Making his debut as a newly recognized co-founder of UNAWA, Atty. Gino Jacinto spoke at ELEVATE: Empowering Young Entrepreneurs with Tech-Driven Solutions on Monday, November 11, 2024. This key session at the Rotary Club in Makati City marked Day 1 of Philippine Startup Week 2024. Startup Village presented the event through collaboration with co-organizers and community partners, including the Philippine Young Entrepreneurs Association (PYEA), UNAWA, and the Rotary Club of Makati.

“ELEVATE: Empowering Young Entrepreneurs with Tech-Driven Solutions” on Day 1 of Philippine Startup Week 2024 (November 11, 2024, Rotary Club of Makati)

Atty. Jacinto emphasized UNAWA's dedication to digital innovation in legal compliance. The event gave young entrepreneurs actionable insights to drive business success, underscoring Philippine Startup Week's role as the country's leading startup growth and networking platform.

About UNAWA Inc

UNAWA is a pioneering legal tech company that was established in 2019. It empowers every Filipino business, big or small, to conquer the digital world with user-friendly legal tech tools. UNAWA makes advanced solutions accessible and affordable to build a thriving digital Philippines. UNAWA integrates the latest technology with decades of legal expertise from its founding partner, PJS Law.

A Walking Guide to Cebu: Exploring the Queen City of the South

Wazzup Pilipinas!?

Step into the heart of Philippine history as you explore Cebu, Asia's cradle of Christianity and the country's oldest metropolis. This walking tour through the Queen City of the South unveils centuries of cultural heritage, architectural marvels, and fascinating stories that have shaped this vibrant urban center.

The Historical Core

Your journey begins at the iconic Magellan's Cross on P. Burgos Street, a symbol that marks the birthplace of Christianity in the Philippines. Planted in 1521, this historic cross stands protected within an octagonal pavilion, preserving its significance through the centuries. The intricate ceiling murals above tell the story of Cebu's early Christian history.

Just a short walk away stands the magnificent Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, home to one of the Philippines' most revered religious artifacts. The basilica, built in 1565, houses the statue of the Child Jesus that survived a historical fire, making it not just a architectural marvel but a testament to faith and resilience.

Cultural Landmarks

As you continue your walk, the Rajah Humabon Monument offers a powerful reminder of Cebu's pre-colonial heritage. Standing proudly in Plaza Hamabar, this recently restored monument honors the chieftain who played a pivotal role in the island's early history and its transition into the Spanish era.

The journey through time continues at the Colon Obelisk, marking what was once the pulsing heart of Cebu's commerce and culture. This granite monument, erected in 1916, stands as a sentinel to the street's rich history, inviting visitors to imagine the bygone era of wooden houses and theaters that once lined this historic thoroughfare.

Architectural Treasures

No walking tour of Cebu would be complete without visiting its preserved ancestral houses. The Yap-San Diego Ancestral House stands as a remarkable example of colonial-era architecture, maintaining 90% of its original structure after more than three centuries. The secret to its longevity? Traditional building techniques, including the use of egg whites as a binding agent.

The Heritage of Cebu Monument on Sikatuna Street serves as a stunning 40-foot tableau that captures the city's most significant historical moments. Created by sculptor Eduardo Castrillo, this impressive work combines concrete, brass, bronze, and steel to tell Cebu's story through art.

Grand Finale

Conclude your walk at the Casa Gorordo Museum, an 1850s mansion that offers an intimate glimpse into the lifestyle of Cebu's affluent families during the Spanish colonial period. The museum's well-preserved interiors, period furnishings, and artifacts provide a fitting end to your historical journey.

Practical Tips:

Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water

Start early in the morning to avoid the midday heat

Carry a camera to document your journey

Allow 3-4 hours to fully appreciate each stop

Consider hiring a local guide for deeper historical insights

This walking tour offers more than just exercise – it's a journey through time, allowing you to experience firsthand the rich tapestry of Cebu's heritage. Each step reveals another layer of the city's fascinating story, from its pre-colonial roots through its evolution into a modern urban center that still proudly preserves its historical soul.