Business

Orange Shop Opens In Gantsi

Staff Writer | Monday May 25, 2015 14:35

 

Visitors to the Gantsi shop can have the full experience of all the gadgets that are on display at the Orange shop, including test-driving how the gadgets work and surfing the internet. 
The new design of Orange shop also allows the visitor full exploration of just about any item on the shelves without first having to call for help from a shop assistant. 
“The concept of this shop is that it is more interactive, you touch and experience,” says Ephraim Tlogelang, regional manager, North and Central.
The Gantsi Orange shop is one of the only four Orange shops of their kind, which were launched in the Main Mall, Riverwalk and Kasane. 
Fitted with classy tables and chairs, the visitor is treated to a state-of-the-art hosting. Visitors to the shop also are able to buy internet offerings for home, office, as well as doing Orange money services.
Tlogelang says the large space in the shop means it can handle heavy traffic. 
“It is reflective of our growth in Gantsi, after spending many years operating as a kiosk in this town,” Tlogelang adds.

Visitors to the Gantsi shop can have the full experience of all the gadgets that are on display at the Orange shop, including test-driving how the gadgets work and surfing the internet. 

The new design of Orange shop also allows the visitor full exploration of just about any item on the shelves without first having to call for help from a shop assistant. 

“The concept of this shop is that it is more interactive, you touch and experience,” says Ephraim Tlogelang, regional manager, North and Central.

The Gantsi Orange shop is one of the only four Orange shops of their kind, which were launched in the Main Mall, Riverwalk and Kasane.

Fitted with classy tables and chairs, the visitor is treated to a state-of-the-art hosting. Visitors to the shop also are able to buy internet offerings for home, office, as well as doing Orange money services. Tlogelang says the large space in the shop means it can handle heavy traffic. “It is reflective of our growth in Gantsi, after spending many years operating as a kiosk in this town,” Tlogelang adds.