In Jos, Plateau State, Crispan Suites and Event Centre stands resolute in its dedication to delivering unparalleled service, branding itself as a “home away from home” with a reputation for exceptional security and services.
Addressing the media in Jos, Mrs. Svetlana Alexandrovna, the General Manager, voiced her concerns about the media’s negative portrayal of insecurity in the state. She emphasized the detrimental impact such portrayals, particularly concerning Jos, the state capital, have on tourism and investment.
“Despite security challenges affecting tourist influx, Plateau State is not accurately represented by the media,” Mrs. Alexandrovna asserted. “There are numerous attractions and positive aspects that deserve global recognition.”
Highlighting the repercussions of media reports on business, she pointed out instances where reservations were canceled due to security concerns fueled by sensationalized coverage.
Mr. Ibrahim Benjamin, the Director of Sales, underscored the hotel’s unwavering commitment to guest security and comfort. He reassured the public that Crispan Hotel prioritizes stringent security measures, refusing accommodation to individuals of questionable character.
In addition to internal security measures, Mrs. Alexandrovna highlighted the hotel’s collaboration with conventional security agencies, conducting thorough security checks before guests check in. Crispan, being one of Jos’s largest hotels, boasts an impressive capacity, offering almost 4,000 parking spaces.
Furthermore, the management urged the state government to enhance infrastructure, attract companies and industries, and increase flights to Yakubu Gowon Airport from Lagos and other regions to bolster tourism and business in Plateau State.
Despite prevailing security challenges, Crispan Hotel and Event Centre remains unwavering in its commitment to excellence, ensuring a secure and hospitable environment for guests and visitors in Jos, Plateau State.
