Digital Signage

Shifting consumer expectations, a brightening economy, and a bevy of up-and-coming applications are kicking once stalled hospitality self-service initiatives back into gear. Read about these trends and more in Hospitality Technology's annual Self-Service Technology Study.

The Hilton Garden Inn Cleveland Airport is providing its guests with enhanced travel services through the addition of FlyteBoard real-time airline information.

Included in the comprehensive deployment is WAND Digital Menu and Point of Purchase/Boards featuring LG Electronic screens, as well as WAND Point of Sale hardware and software.

The universal flat-panel wall mount is designed with a stereo speaker system that includes 5.25" woofers, directional tweeters and an energy-efficient 50 Watt amplifier.

From wayfinding to streaming videos, MGM Mirage is leveraging the use of multiple digital signage applications to promote hotel events, and to assist guests in making the entertainment and dining choices that are right for them.

A new family of ruggedized, large format touch displays delivers the power of interactive information, consumer engagement and content measurement.

The iPad will allow revenue managers to access the REVPAR GURU system's control panel from anywhere, enabling revenue managers to make rate changes, view up-to-the-minute statistics and graphs, and monitor the performance of the automated REVPAR GURU system.

Maestro's new kiosk utilizes a touch screen that enables guests to enter their name or swipe a credit card to identify reservations, capture a signature, and check to themselves in.