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Author: Melanie Swiderek

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The IPTV Upgrade: Why Hotels Need More than Just Cable

Hotel entertainment has entered a new era, and guests are leading the change. Today’s travelers expect in-room TVs to work like their devices at home, complete with streaming, casting, and interactive options. Legacy cable and satellite systems alone can’t always meet those expectations or the operational needs of modern hospitality. IPTV for hotels solves that gap. By delivering live television and on-demand content through a property’s IP network, IPTV offers sharper picture quality, flexible channel

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Connected Hospitality: How Compass by WorldVue™ Redefines Guest Loyalty Beyond the Room

Not that long ago, if you asked someone what defines loyalty in hospitality, they might have said reward points or checkout surveys. And while hotel loyalty program membership continues to surge, savvy hoteliers know that loyalty isn’t truly about how many points you add to a guest’s rewards account. Hotels shape guest loyalty through every interaction, both digital and personal, that makes a guest feel recognized, understood, and in control of their stay. Today’s travelers

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Custom Entertainment at Camp Fimfo: How WorldVue Delivered a Branded Guest Experience Built for Fun

Camp Fimfo isn’t your typical hotel. This resort-style campground blends the nostalgia of camping with all the perks of a modern getaway. Guests can book fully equipped cabins, park at spacious RV sites, float the river, zip down water slides, and join themed weekend events – all in one stay. To match this one-of-a-kind experience, Camp Fimfo wanted a guest entertainment platform that was just as unique. WorldVue and its CarrierWave Creative team partnered with

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Solutions for Best Western – Old Equipment and Wiring Mess Made for Unhappy Guests and Staff

The Best Western Swiss Clock Inn in Pecos, TX, in the heart of oil country, is a unique and charming property with many amenities. The property includes 105 guest rooms in 6 connected buildings, plus a restaurant and tavern, a courtyard, an outdoor BBQ/picnic area, an outdoor pool, and a fitness area. However, guests were complaining about poor Wi-Fi performance, and the previous Wi-Fi installation had left a “spaghetti mess” of wiring for staff to

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Hospitality Without Borders: Delivering a Consistent Guest Experience Internationally with WorldVue HUB®

International travellers arrive with expectations shaped by travel, technology, and service. They expect a hotel stay to feel reliable, comfortable, and seamless, whether they’re in Bangkok, Cape Town, or Madrid. To meet those expectations, hoteliers must deliver a consistent guest experience internationally across properties. This is true not only for service, but for guest-facing technology. The need for consistency is growing quickly. Global travel and tourism revenues were expected to reach nearly US$1 trillion as

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Hotel Guest Wi-Fi in the Middle East: What Guests Expect and How to Deliver

Across the Middle East, hotel guests expect to stay connected as easily as they do at home. The region hosts a mix of business and leisure travellers, including a fast-growing segment of bleisure guests who expect to work and relax effortlessly while staying at a hotel. In this context, connectivity is no longer an add-on but a baseline expectation; thus, providing great hotel guest Wi-Fi in the Middle East is crucial. Throughout this region, the

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Solutions for Best Western – Greater Guest Satisfaction and Less Staff Intervention

The SureStay Plus by Best Western in Covington, LA, is a 72-room hotel located about ½ hour north of New Orleans. In addition to its guest rooms, the hotel maintains space for breakfast, meetings, and banquets, as well as a pool and fitness center. The hotel serves business travelers such as contract workers and salespeople, as well as tourists visiting the greater New Orleans metro area. The hotel was experiencing issues with its guest Wi-Fi

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Hotel Security Cameras: Protecting People, Property, and Brand Reputation

Safety is no longer a behind-the-scenes consideration in the hospitality industry; it has become a visible part of the guest experience. Today’s travelers expect assurance that properties are monitoring common-area spaces, while staff want workplaces that feel safe and secure. At the same time, hotel operators face various challenges, including theft, vandalism, liability claims, and the reputational damage that can result from an incident. Hotel security cameras in lobbies, corridors, parking areas, and other public

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Personalisation in Middle East Hotels: How Technology Elevates the Guest Experience

In the Middle East, personalisation defines the modern guest experience. Travellers expect hotels to know their likes, anticipate their needs, and deliver service that feels uniquely theirs. This demand for bespoke stays is redefining the region’s luxury hospitality, blending digital fluency with the warmth of human connection. The intelligent use of technology, when balanced with the human touch, enhances personalisation in Middle East hotels and sets a new standard of hospitality, elevating the guest experience

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Why Smart Home Technology Wins: Multifamily’s Competitive Edge

Multifamily housing faces unprecedented competitive pressure. With hundreds of thousands of new units entering the market and residents increasingly dissatisfied with existing amenities, property owners need strategic advantages that deliver measurable returns. A report from Apartment Guide found that 36% of multifamily housing residents are unhappy with their current amenities, with fast, reliable Wi-Fi being one of the top desired amenities (even more so for Gen Z and millennial residents). At the same time, new

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