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2 ways to stop disruptive behaviour on your site
23 Feb 2017
Disruptive behaviour. It creates a bad atmosphere and can damage your reputation. Make sure your site controls it before it happens.
An important aspect of running a successful holiday park or caravan site is keeping all guests happy and relaxed. But you can’t be sure that everyone who visits your site is going to act in the same way.
All parks need to have policies in place to deal with disruptive behaviour when it happens but what about something to stop it happening in the first place?
WiFi can help your park keep guests entertained throughout their stay, making disruptive behaviour less likely to happen full stop! Here are a couple of ways that WiFi can help control disruptive behaviour.
Guests can look for activities and attractions nearby
With WiFi, guests can easily search for places nearby to visit to keep them busy all day.
Keep guests occupied on site
With reliable WiFi, you can ensure that guests are always occupied on site with their favourite video games, movies and tv shows.
At Camping Connect, you can get a fast and reliable WiFi system with site-wide coverage. This means all guests can enjoy being connected. There are family friendly filters on all our systems to ensure that no illegal content is accessed or downloaded on your network.
If you’re looking to stop disruptive behaviour on your site, then call us today. 01792 277 230
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