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Hotel Alessandra embraces the wearables in hotels trend to simplify communication, increase efficiency and enhance the guest experience.
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Kalahari Resorts and Conventions needed a new generation of hospitality TVs and management technology to meet the changing needs and expectations of guests. The TVs needed to provide easy connectivity to guest devices like tablets and streaming devices and be resilient to harsh conditions at Kalahari’s indoor waterpark. Kalahari deployed over 1,500 Samsung Hospitality TVs throughout its Pocono Mountains resort in the guest rooms, cabanas, bar, and lobby.
Today’s passenger expects a high-tech cruise ship and tech-enabled crew prepared to deliver them an effortless, engaging and highly personalized experience at sea. That has major cruise lines racing to differentiate their brands by adopting a suite of integrated technologies, from wearables to Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and interactive digital displays.
Cruise lines are banking on next-gen, high-tech cruise ship technology to deliver a connected, personalized experience that keeps passengers coming back.
Hospitality managers whose jobs don't fit neatly into laptop or tablet use cases have found their match with 2-in-1s, the next-gen hospitality technology.
By partnering with technology integrators, cruise lines can easily create a frictionless, connected travel experience for their guests.
With large device fleets and sensitive data, cruise ships need to ensure their IT strategy can protect passengers and crew alike.
Cruise lines must tap next-gen hospitality technology to drive revenue, attract guests and personalize the on-board experience.