Four Seasons adds complimentary Wi-Fi to house cars and limos
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Four Seasons is putting hotels that still charge for basic Wi-Fi to shame and sending the message that they know what business travelers want by adding wireless connection to its car services.
Four Seasons is rolling out complimentary Wi-Fi connections in all house cars and contracted limo services, at all Four Seasons locations around the world.
Already in place in many destinations including the new Four Seasons Hotel Pudong, Shanghai, the service will be implemented company-wide by October 1. Cars may also be equipped with iPads offering hotel information such as dining and spa menus, and multi-adapter device chargers.
"Four Seasons has always anticipated the needs of business travellers,” said Chris Hunsberger, executive vice president, product and innovation at Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts.
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