Dar es Salaam. The global workspace provider, Regus, will this month open its fourth Dar es Salaam Business Centre as it seeks to tap into the growing demand for flexible office spaces. Located at the Msasani Peninsula in Dar es Salaam, Regus’ new office – which will offer 590 square metres of lettable space – provides tenants with access to fully serviced offices that are centrally located within the city. “We are officially opening the fourth business in Dar es Salaam, giving start-ups, NGOs and Multinational Corporations additional flexible office space. The new Business Centre will afford tenants all the services needed to operate an office through a variety of bouquets that cater to their budgets,” said Joanne Bushell, Country Manager for Regus. Regus is expanding to cater for increased demand for flexible office solutions that spare businesses from high set up costs including signing up long term leases, buying furniture and paying for utilities. The business centres offer tenants offices, suites, and co-working areas that are fully furnished, and equipped. Users also get access to meeting rooms, kitchen and break areas, beverages, high-speed internet connectivity, telephone lines and cleaning services, reception and administration services as well as 24/7 support from the Regus global operations centres. The Msasani Peninsula-based business centre is the fourth office space in Dar es Salaam with future plans to open other centres. Regus operates over 3000 business centres, spanning across almost 900 cities across 120 countries, with customers including some of the most successful entrepreneurs, individuals and multi-billion-dollar corporations.
Regus has announced the opening of a new 500 sq m facility at the Msasani Peninsula in Dar es Salaam . This takes the number of Regus call centres in the country to four .