Hospitality

Poor cell reception can lead to guest frustration and lost business. In this blog, we share five proven strategies to reduce dropped calls and dead zones at your hotel—ensuring better connectivity and a smoother guest experience.

Interel’s EOS thermostats are becoming standard for Hotel energy management, but first, weigh the costs and benefits of such an upfront investment.

Improve hotel security with 7 key strategies to protect your guests and business from threats like theft and cyberattacks.

Being in the hospital can feel like a cumbersome experience for anyone involved, but hospital TVs can make your experience just a little bit better. Did you know that hospital TVs aren’t the same as regular TVs? It’s true, and as it turns out, their key differences matter. What works at home won’t work at the hospital, and vice versa.

What if there was a way to cut costs without terminating employees, all while improving your customers’ experience? If there were a way, this would give any hotel owner a leg up in the industry. Adequate employees help maintain and improve the facilities, and happy customers leave positive reviews and repeat business.

Boost guest satisfaction and loyalty by offering streaming services in your hotel. Learn the 7 key benefits.

Slow WiFi is one of the top complaints at campgrounds and RV parks. We’ll break down 6 common causes of poor internet performance and offer practical tips to help you deliver faster, more reliable connectivity.

Hotel owners want to monitor their business premises and keep tabs on their staff, guests, and activities. Surveillance cameras set up across their premises are the owners’ eyes on the ground. However, these smart tools hog storage space, and business owners wonder how long they should store CCTV footage.

One of the perks of vacationing or business travel is lounging around in a comfortable setting and relaxing in front of a TV. Unbeknownst to most guests and travelers, hospitality TVs and the TVs found in most homes are designed and built very differently.

There are quite a few costs associated with owning and operating a hotel. The brunt of these costs tends to be related to the process of supplying energy to the hotel.