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Now I can track my fitness plan or book a personal training session instantly.


Darren Masters, online at The Sports Centre with The Cloud





Increase customer loyalty with FREE Wi-Fi*


Join the UK’s largest public Wi-Fi network and get your customer experience in shape


With a Wi-Fi system that’s flexible, easy to manage and super-reliable, you and your customers can get the most from your marketing strategy.


Make your business work smarter Use Wi-Fi from The Cloud to:


• Increase loyalty with effective customer service programmes • Create business zones to help people mix fitness and work • Improve scheduling of classes and personal training • Cross-sell products and services based on customer insight • Keep customers updated with events and promotions


Make your customers happy


Work or pleasure. Smartphone, tablet or laptop. Your customers can surf, stream, share – and stay connected with a Wi-Fi service that’s free, fast and easy to connect to in seconds.


Get free Wi-Fi* working for your business, call now on


0845 333 0400


or visit thecloud.net quoting reference Leisure Management Magazine


*The service is free to end users subject to payment of a set up and periodic fees from you, the venue, to The Cloud for the provision of services. Equipment (including router) remains the property of The Cloud. Available to customers in The Cloud’s network area in the UK, subject to premises location and a minimum term. End user and further terms apply. Correct at July 2011.


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