Silversea is getting ready to roll out free WiFi, meeting passenger demand for faster, reliable and cheaper connections at sea.
Commencing January 2016, Silversea guests will enjoy what the cruise line has dubbed as ‘the most comprehensive’ WiFi package ever offered by an ultra-luxury cruise line. This includes free WiFi to all guests throughout the ship in all suites and public spaces, on all cruises, including expedition voyages.
Silversea says its offer is unprecedented in the industry, with every guest will enjoy at least one hour of free WiFi per day.
Guests can log onto the net without worrying about the cost of wifi.
Unlimited free WiFi will also be available to guests sailing in the Owner’s, Grand, Royal, Silver and Medallion suites on the cruise line’s ocean ships, and on Silver Explorer: Owner’s, Grand, Silver, Medallion, and Expedition suites; Silver Galapagos: Silver, Deluxe Veranda, and Veranda suites; and Silver Discoverer: Medallion, Veranda, and Vista suites.
The cruise line’s General Manager & Director Sales/Marketing, Australasia said Silversea is ‘setting an industry standard’, by offering free WiFi to all guests regardless of their suite category.
“Because we know how important it is for travellers to stay informed and connected, we’re delighted to enhance the all-inclusive Silversea experience with this new benefit.”
Karen Christensen, Silversea General Manager & Director Sales/Marketing
Silversea’s all-suite ships feature stem-to-stern WiFi, in port and at sea, enabling guests to access the Internet on their personal devices in public spaces and suites, or on the computers in the Internet cafés available on all ocean ships and Silver Explorer.
The 2016 free WiFi service is one of many amenities provided onboard, which include: open-seating gourmet dining; butler service for all suites; Champagne, select wines, premium spirits, specialty coffees, bottled water, juices and soft drinks; in-suite bar stocked with guests’ preferences; in-suite dining); lecture and enrichment programs; roundtrip transportation into town (from most ports); and onboard gratuities (excluding spa treatments).