Hospitality & tourism
Plans that flex with the season, not against it
Summer needs three times the staff February does. Paying for the summer all year is the most common thing we fix in hospitality.
What usually goes wrong
Annual contracts and seasonal businesses do not fit
A standard 24-month contract assumes a headcount that does not change. Hospitality headcount changes enormously, and the usual result is a business paying for lines that sat idle for five months.
The other half is guest expectation. Connectivity is now something guests judge you on, and it sits on the same infrastructure your team relies on to run the place.
Seasonal lines added and paused, guest and back-of-house connectivity, devices for front-of-house teams.
How we help
What we actually do about it
Lines that pause
Seasonal lines added for the summer and paused rather than cancelled, so you are not buying and rebuying the same connections every year.
Guest and back-of-house together
Connectivity scoped for both, so the guest network and the operational one are not competing for the same capacity.
Devices for front of house
Handsets and tablets for reception, events and grounds teams, managed centrally and wiped if one goes missing.
What you get
The things that matter in hospitality and tourism
- Seasonal lines added and paused
- Guest and back-of-house connectivity
- Devices for front-of-house and events staff
- Business fibre with a proper service level
- Data controls so a busy month stays predictable
- One contact for every site you run
Common questions
What people in hospitality and tourism ask us
Can lines really be paused out of season?
Depending on the network and the plan, yes — and where they cannot, there are short-term options that work out better than paying twelve months for five months of use.
Do you handle guest wi-fi as well as staff mobile?
We handle the connectivity underneath it and can scope both together, which matters because they usually share a line.
We run several sites. Can they be on one bill?
Yes, with reporting per site so you can still see which venue is spending what.
Also worth a look
Other sectors we work in
Tell us how your operation runs
We will look at what you have, tell you what we would change, and put it in writing. No obligation either way.