Written by Temitope Bolade |From Ventures Africa

Regus, a multinational corporation that provides flexible workplaces and serviced office accommodation, has opened its first centre in Gaborone, Botswana, creating new business opportunities within the region.

The centre is at Gaborone Towers, which is considered the tallest building in the country and occupies the ground and first floors.

It has a walk-in business lounge, reception support, private and day offices, meeting rooms, virtual office services and a reliable, high-speed wifi throughout the centre, fulfilling its obligation of providing fully equipped and ready-to-use infrastructure that will ensure companies focus on their core businesses rather than bother with managing their corporate premises themselves.

Botswana will be the 43rd location Regus operates in Africa and using its network across the continent, companies can start up and expand into frontier markets, assessing business opportunities without incurring the financial risk of maintaining long-term, fixed property.

“Regus’s strategy is to further increase the support we offer to companies, by further growing our presence in Africa and, moreover, globally,” Mark Dixon, CEO of Regus Plc stated.

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