Today guests expect more than just simple entertainment on-board of cruise vessels, even in their cabin. Getting away from hectic everyday life, saving time, enjoying peace and comfort; these are just some of the things guests today wish for. The continual technological advancements in mobile infotainment have set a new standard for on-board capabilities. With effortless ease, guests can plan their spa visits, book dinner reservations, order room services or simply stay in touch with friends. Personalized video on demand, along with the most advances e-mail and telephony on-board allow guests seamless communication while enjoying their vacation. The Infotainment Solution from Lufthansa Systems provides your cruise vessel with the ideal basis to meet these needs.
Key Features
- Detailed and flexible billings with the option of creating individual pricing structures for a broad spectrum of high speed information and multimedia services, such as on-board video/audio-on-demand, digital TV broadcasting, games and telephony
- Internet access and e-mail
- WLAN access
- Interface to standard applications
- Replication mechanisms for content exchange between central station and independent on-board portal
- Low Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) supported by the unique IT architecture of Lufthansa Systems
- Open architecture allows easy integration of any future applications or operating systems
- Deployment of software updates can be remote
Key Benefits
- Increased brand loyalty through well placed logos and key-visuals
- Management of completely new sales opportunities
- Improvement of operational efficiency
- Steady connection between shipboard and shore side secures information flow
- Use of leading-edge technologies via open interfaces
- Receipt of in-depth customer information
- Reduced administration time thanks to central server architecture
Target Group
Independent of cabin number and size ocean carriers profits from the Mobile Infotainment Solution of
Lufthansa Systems for their new cruise vessels during phase of design and for vessels which are already in use.
