Remote working

Swurf signs partnership with Kew Green Hotels

Nikki Gibson
Nikki Gibson: remote work is here to stay (pic: Terry Murden)

Swurf, the app that connects remote workers with hospitality venues, has announced a partnership with Kew Green Hotels.

With over 24 million people in the UK now working remotely at least twice a week, the app empowers users to discover hospitality spaces that provide productive workspaces and perks.

The partnership with Kew Green Hotels will see a national rollout of Swurf’s platform across 49 venues.

Nikki Gibson, founder and director of Edinburgh-based Swurf, said: “Remote work is here to stay, but so is the human need for interaction and belonging.

“Swurf enables professionals to escape the isolation of home working, without the constraints of a traditional office. By partnering with Kew Green Hotels, we’re not just offering workspaces, we’re helping the hospitality industry reimagine its own value proposition.”

The collaboration enables hospitality venues to re-purpose and monetise underused areas, such as quiet lounges and lobbies. They also attract a new, professional customer base, driving incremental daytime revenue and footfall without disrupting their core operations.

Wendy White, director of sales and marketing for Kew Green Hotel Group, commented: “We see this as a forward-thinking solution for hospitality.

“The Swurf partnership supports our commitment to workplace innovation and aligns with our own investment in making our hotels more than just places to stay.”

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