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Author: Melanie Swiderek

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Enhance Casino Guest Experiences with WorldVue HUB

Casinos aren’t just places to gamble; they’re full-scale entertainment destinations. Whether catering to high rollers or casual guests, casinos must deliver a seamless, premium experience across gaming, hospitality, and entertainment. The casino guest experience doesn’t stop when guests leave the gaming floor. Their in-room environment should reflect the same level of luxury, convenience, and engagement they expect elsewhere in the property. Building on many years of experience serving hospitality properties, WorldVue HUB presents a solution

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Top 5 Property Technology Challenges – and How to Solve Them

From in-room entertainment to high-speed internet, property technology plays a critical role in guest and resident satisfaction and operational efficiency. However, for many hotel owners, MDU operators, and senior living communities, implementing the right technology can be overwhelming. WorldVue recently chatted with property owners and operators to uncover their biggest technology challenges. The results reveal five key pain points, each impacting the experience of guests and residents, as well as operations and bottom-line results. The

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Struggling with Hotel Staff Shortages? Here Are 6 Technology Solutions that Can Help

The hospitality industry has always relied on a strong workforce to deliver excellent guest experiences. However, in recent years, staff shortages have become a pressing issue for hotels worldwide. Whether due to economic shifts, changing workforce expectations, or the lingering effects of the pandemic, many hoteliers are finding it difficult to hire and retain enough staff to keep operations running smoothly. But with the right technology in place, hotels can bridge the gap and continue

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Personalisation in EMEA Hotels: Enhancing Wi-Fi, In-Room Entertainment, and More

One of the biggest trends in hospitality is increased personalisation. Guests no longer just book a room; they expect a tailored experience that resonates with their preferences. Hotel guests, just like retail consumers, report being more satisfied and are willing to spend more when their experiences are personalised. For hotels in the EMEA region, implementing personalisation effectively can differentiate their brand, increase guest satisfaction, and build long-term loyalty. Here are our recommendations for personalisation in

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Beyond Awareness: Collaborative Strategies to Combat Human Trafficking in Hospitality

Human trafficking is a global crisis of massive scale, generating billions of dollars annually through the labor or sexual exploitation of individuals through force, fraud, or coercion. Given the transient nature of hospitality properties and the expected privacy afforded to guests, hotels are a common place for trafficking activities. As part of WorldVue’s commitment to anti-trafficking work, we recently hosted a webinar addressing the critical roles of the hospitality industry, brands, and non-profit organizations in

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From Buffering to Binge-Watching: Creating a Flawless Streaming Experience for Hotel Guests in 2025

As streaming services grow to dominate entertainment, hotel guests increasingly expect seamless access to these platforms during their stay. Unlike a decade ago, when guests used Wi-Fi primarily for email and basic browsing, today’s travelers bring multiple devices and use them for bandwidth-heavy activities like HD streaming, video calls, and gaming. Thus, in 2025, we see a need to focus on improving the streaming experience for hotel guests. The demand is clear: According to a

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Smart, Personalised, and Localised: Meeting Guest Expectations for In-Room Entertainment in EMEA and APAC

In-room entertainment (IRE) has become a critical aspect of enhancing the guest experience in hotels worldwide. However, guest expectations and the solutions offered can vary significantly by region. Hotels in EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) and APAC (Asia Pacific) are meeting guest expectations with innovative IRE technologies tailored to their unique markets. Here’s a look at trends for in-room entertainment in EMEA and APAC. What Guests Want: Seamless Functionality with Personalisation and Localised Content

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How Sustainable Technology Is Transforming Hotels in the UK and Europe

The demand for sustainable technology in the hotel industry is growing rapidly across the UK and Europe, as it is worldwide. In a recent survey, more than half of hoteliers indicated that interest in sustainable products and services presents a significant opportunity for business development. Guests and governments alike expect hotels to minimise their environmental impact. By embracing innovative technology, hoteliers can meet these expectations while cutting costs and enhancing guest satisfaction. Becoming more sustainable

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Enhancing the Guest Experience with WorldVue HUB Digital Signage Capabilities

Traditional printed signs are quickly becoming outdated as digital signage has become a primary way for businesses to communicate with their customers. Analysts project that the global digital signage market will grow from USD 20.1 billion in 2024 to USD 27.3 billion by 2029, with a CAGR of 6.3%. Hotels are no exception to this trend. They are increasingly turning to digital signage as a flexible, dynamic solution to enhance both the guest experience and

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Why Advanced Technology is the Key to Success for Middle Eastern Hotels

The Middle East is rapidly becoming a global hotspot for tourism, “bleisure,” and luxury travel. Major business and sporting events have helped to draw millions of international visitors. The region’s hotel industry is evolving to keep pace. High-end travellers especially demand innovative amenities and a next-level guest experience. To meet these expectations, Middle Eastern hotels must invest in the latest technology to stand out in a competitive market. The right kinds of advanced technology, implemented

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