Keesy now arrives at the airport

Not only in the center of Florence, Rome and Milan. Now, the "service of the keys" and self-check-in invented by the Florentine start-up Keesy and directed to those who rent a tourist accommodation, also land at the airport through a kind of franchise.

The experiment began at the airport of Cagliari Elmas, where today – July 23 – the first "Keesy Street" was inaugurated: the system consists of 55 boxes key installed in a touch screen display cabinet and face recognition system.

Located in the car rental area, the 24-hour column makes it possible to perform fully automated self-registration operations and [self-check-out] remove or drop the keys of the car. Rented apartment (by entering the code or by framing the Qr code received via smartphone, tablet or PC). The structure is safe, anti-pierced, equipped with an encrypted aperture technology, keys insured and badisted seven days a week.

The Keesy street of Cagliari – explains the Florentine company – is the first in Italy and joins Keesy Point already present in Florence, Rome and Milan, representing the "full optional" format.

Keesy Street allows for greater capillarity of service and the ability to automate recording even in a very seasonal resort location. That of Elmas was opened thanks to a partnership agreement with the entrepreneur of Cagliari Antonio Insinna. The Keesy Street Development Model provides for the direct involvement of local contractors who, on the basis of initial investment, get a percentage of the collections.

"The presence at the heart of the summer season in a high-level region A tourist vocation like Sardinia will immediately bring us an important return on the potential of Keesy Street – says Patrizio Donnini, founder (in May 2017 and CEO of Keesy – We are convinced that, as already in the cities where we are present with Keesy Point, host and guest will show us a strong appreciation for added value in terms of saving time and comfort. "