Cruisers to surf the web with the help of LIME

(CNS): With the introduction of high-speed, high-powered WI-FI Internet Hot Spots to the George Town port cruise passengers will be able to surf the web through LIME’s new service. Designed to accommodate the growing numbers of cruise ship passengers and crew using netbooks and laptops LIME has rolled out the service across a number the Caribbean ports of call that will also benefit local residents and stay-over tourists in range of the signal. LIME said that the signal in Cayman will cover a 500 metre radius of the port and the service is provided in partnership with World Wi-Fi Network (WWN).

Customers who want to utilise the service can do so using a credit card or by purchasing scratch-off cards from Hot Spot locations identified by distinctive LIME banners which will be displayed at all locations.  Cable and Wireless account holders will be able to utilize the service through their passwords. 

Chris Dehring, Chief Marketing Officer for LIME Caribbean, commenting on the introduction of the new service said the objective was to ensure that everyone across the region has the ability to stay connected whether they live in the region or are just visiting a short stay or an extended visit. “We are confident that this new service will be embraced by thousands of visitors to our islands,” he added.  

Cruisers to surf the web with the help of LIME (CNS): With the introduction of high-speed, high-powered WI-FI Internet Hot Spots to the George Town port cruise passengers will be able to surf the web through LIME’s new service. Designed to accommodate the growing numbers of cruise ship passengers and crew using netbooks and laptops LIME has rolled out the service across a number the Caribbean ports of call that will also benefit local residents and stay-over tourists in range of the signal. LIME said that the signal in Cayman will cover a 500 metre radius of the port and the service is provided in partnership with World Wi-Fi Network (WWN).

Customers who want to utilise the service can do so using a credit card or by purchasing scratch-off cards from Hot Spot locations identified by distinctive LIME banners which will be displayed at all locations.  Cable and Wireless account holders will be able to utilize the service through their passwords. 

Chris Dehring, Chief Marketing Officer for LIME Caribbean, commenting on the introduction of the new service said the objective was to ensure that everyone across the region has the ability to stay connected whether they live in the region or are just visiting a short stay or an extended visit. “We are confident that this new service will be embraced by thousands of visitors to our islands,” he added.