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Bond Communications has won a contract worth in excess of Dhs100 million to
install what is believed to be one of the world’s largest and most advanced hotel
integrated multimedia systems at the spectacular Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi.
The UAE company made the announcement today at The Hotel Show, where 310
hotel suppliers from 33 countries have gathered at Airport Expo Dubai this week
to capitalise on major growth in the Middle East’s hospitality industry.
Advanced technology being introduced in all 390 rooms and suites at the
Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi, which opens at the end of the year, will give guests
fingertip control of everything from interactive TVs and in room entertainment, to
lighting, air conditioning, personal computers, internet access and room service
orders.
Making all this possible, and creating a luxurious, “tomorrow’s world” hotel
environment, AMX touch panels will allow guests to take control of any integrated
piece of audio/video, environmental or communications equipment by pressing
on-screen demand buttons. Bond Communications’ contract with the Emirates
Palace also includes the supply of advanced digital dynamic signage, public area
and auditorium audio visual, voting and translation equipment, and in room guest
entertainment.
“The integrated multimedia system is the largest and most advanced in the hotel
industry, and it offers guests a futuristic environment, in keeping with the overall
standards set by this magnificent new hotel,” said Nicholas W.Mobayed, President
and CEO of Bond Communications. In total, the hotel will offer guests 755 plasma
screens, 50-inch screens for rooms and 61-inch screens in suites.
A breathtaking Arabian palace located on a 1.3 km stretch of sandy beach in the
UAE capital, the Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi will house some of the region's most
sophisticated meeting and conference facilities, and is managed by Kempinski
Hotels and Resorts.
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