In a city as fast-paced and dynamic as London, staying connected isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity. As businesses embrace the digital age and thrive on the speed of data exchange, the quality of your internet connection can make all the difference. That’s where Vorboss steps in, not merely as another internet provider but as the cornerstone of a powerful and evolving business community.

Trusted by renowned hotel brands like IHG and a wide range of luxury independent properties, Siemlus provides seamless tech integration and comprehensive support, allowing hoteliers to focus on what they do best—delivering unforgettable guest experiences.

At Siemlus, our research reveals that 40% of individuals have experienced a compromise of their personal information while using public Wi-Fi. In this article, we'll explore the risks associated with public Wi-Fi, examine common usage habits, and provide practical advice to help safeguard your data.

Encountering WiFi issues in hotels is a common challenge for travelers. By understanding the root causes and applying these practical solutions, you can improve your internet experience and stay connected seamlessly during your travels.

Whether they are business travelers needing to stay connected for work, tourists sharing their vacation moments online, or families streaming entertainment, robust Wi-Fi service is crucial. Poor connectivity can lead to negative reviews and decreased guest loyalty, directly impacting your hotel's reputation and revenue.

In the fast-paced world of hospitality, ensuring that your guests have a seamless and enjoyable experience is paramount. One of the most critical aspects of modern guest satisfaction is reliable and fast Wi-Fi. In an era where connectivity is not just desired but expected, upgrading your hotel's Wi-Fi network can set you apart from the competition.

Attempting to integrate multiple providers can prove exceptionally challenging, if not outright impossible. This is where Siemlus proves invaluable, as it consolidates all hospitality technology services into a single, comprehensive source, bridging the gaps seamlessly.

With its remarkable performance improvements and enhanced capacity, Wi-Fi 6 is set to revolutionise the way guests experience connectivity during their hotel stays.

In an increasingly interconnected world, Wi-Fi has become an essential element for the hospitality industry. Today's travelers expect seamless connectivity, and a reliable Wi-Fi network has emerged as a crucial factor in their decision-making process.

Hotels are also utilising casting technology by offering guests interactive experiences like online gaming, virtual tours of their property and educational content. The possibilities for hotels businesses through this technology is virtually limitless as it opens up new ways to engage their customers in a more immersive way.

Having the right Wi-Fi technology support is an essential part of setting up a secure and efficient wireless network. With Wi-Fi 6E you can expect faster speeds, more efficient connections throughout larger areas, faster total data throughput to maximise both in-room and remote experiences over Wi-Fi with enhanced performance for multiple users.

Here at Siemlus, we are ecstatic to be entering our next year of operations in 2023. We have been delighted with the progress and growth achieved over the past twelve months. From delivering immense projects, signing new technology partnerships, onboarding new global clients or increasing our team - we have continuously strived for creativity and innovation while consistently providing impeccable service.

Because of COVID, we've seen a sudden need for us to provide new technology-based experiences that have accelerated the discussion about the Internet of Things. We're entering a new age of technology, during which verified results and first-hand experience will begin to deliver on the original vision, with hospitality being the driver of commercial adoption.

A new study conducted by Metova, a software solutions provider based on an updated blind survey of over 1,000 people who had stayed at a hotel, or resort in the previous two years, reveals attitudes about COVID-19 methods, concerns, and technology in the hospitality sector.

Since Google Chromecast came into our lives, entertainment has never been the same, with YouTube and Netflix shows now available on bigger, family-inclusive television screens, but what does this mean for when we are travelling?

As this generation grows and enters the workforce, this will become the future of work and travel. With a laptop, good internet connection and a bit of planning, you can work from anywhere in the world.

Technology products and services for the hospitality industry can be a major investment, but they also offer the potential for huge returns.

Is a wired network safer than a wireless network, as has been discussed for decades? The answer, like with many things in life, is that it depends.

There’s no way around it – the hotel industry, and the travel sector in general, are facing unprecedented times.

Since guests travel with multiple devices, hotels are having trouble keeping up with the rising bandwidth needs.