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If you're going on a business trip, you should
definitely learn what you can about hotel Internet access. Typically, you would
have more than one way of getting to the Internet. Let's take a look at some
options ... 1. Use the Hotel's Internet Access The traditional way to connect to the Internet
in a hotel is to subscribe to the hotel's Internet access services. These are
typically expensive and they tend to be sold in big blocks of time (e.g. 24
hours). Big hotel chains like the Hilton and Hyatt will offer very reliable
Internet access services like these. You got to be prepared to pay though.
Find a good hotel so you can
surf in comfort 2. Use Your Own ISP in a Hotel Here's an interesting option if you don't want to rely on
the Internet service provider
provided by the hotel. You can use your own existing ISP ... I never thought about
this until a friend told me about it recently. This is especially the case if
you're already paying an ISP for its services. Tap on it while you're in a hotel
and it will save you money. 4. Share One Connection Another interesting tip that I learnt about recently is this - bring along a
wireless router on your trips. The wireless router allows you to share the
single Internet connection with everyone. You save yourself and the company a
lot of money, especially if there are large number of co-workers with you during meetings or conferences. 5. Use Public Areas If you're in a hotel and need Internet access
temporarily (e.g. just to quickly download email), don't bother subscribing for
one day's worth of surfing time. Just head down to the hotel lobby or a nearby
Starbucks to connect to the Internet. That's the smart way to do it and it saves
you a lot of money too.
Try getting wireless access in
public areas of the hotel 6. Use Public Domain Computers Sometimes, if you're lucky, the hotel you're in
will even have a full desktop publicly available to you, equipped with full
Internet access. Of course, these tend to be situated in areas like hotel
lobbies or waiting areas. But if you need quick Internet access and don't have
your laptop with you, this can be a good way to connect. Many airports also
offer such desktops for free Internet surfing. ConclusionI hope this article has shown you the various ways to connect to the Internet from a hotel. Be sure you remember the above options the next time you're on a business trip. If the hotel doesn't offer Internet access from within the room, at least you know you have some other options available. Until next time, happy surfing!
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