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and marketing campaigns. The integration of loyalty programmes or the possibility to acquire new newsletter subscribers, for example via the Wi-Fi portal, can also be facilitated. A central dashboard can be used to define on which devices, in which houses, at which times and in which rhythm the content appears. Campaigns are published at the push of a button in individual locations or globally for all hotels. Extensive analyses ensures easy monitoring and transparency.


added. Guests can also stream their own content to the TV. When connected to the PMS system, a personal greeting for the guest and a preview of the room bill is possible. For the lobby, restaurant, spa or conference areas, the m3connect software offers solutions for digital signage. Wayfinding and door signs ensure easy navigation around the hotel. Simultaneously, screens can display menus, hotel information and offers from advertising partners.


“The integration of loyalty programmes or the possibility to acquire new newsletter subscribers, for example via the Wi-Fi portal, can also be facilitated. A central dashboard can be used to define on which devices, in which houses, at which times and in which rhythm the content appears.”


In addition to classic functionalities such as television and radio, the m3connect in-room TV solution also enables further features. A digital guest portfolio and restaurant or spa information can easily be


As a full-service provider, m3connect offers a future-proof solution for the increasingly complex guest journey with its range of network and digital services. The company’s focus always lies with adapting


Central adjustments are a button push away.


the solution to the customer’s requirements and processes. ●


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