This new initiative by Qwick Media is now available and ready to enable tourism administrators to share data with other smart city tourism communities.
Qwick Media of Burnaby, British Columbia, introduces its innovative and successfully deployed ‘Shared Data’ interactive kiosk technology at the TIAC Congress.
This annual event for the Tourism Association of Canada will be held in Gatineau, Quebec, November 27-28, 2018. Qwick Media will be showcasing, for the first time at the national level, our proprietary connected tourism self-service platform solutions that have been successfully deployed in Saint John’s, New Brunswick and Halifax, Nova Scotia.
This new initiative by Qwick Media is now available and ready to enable tourism administrators to share data with other smart city tourism communities. Kiosks are easy to install and the Qwick Media platform allows for user friendly management content, either through API or manual upload, resulting in real time data. Also, the Qwick Media platform simultaneously operates and manages a digital signage media player.
Tourists, in their preferred language, will enjoy the experience of discovering your destination, via a network of custom-built interactive kiosks where they can search, find, print and share information. Kiosks networks will broadcast local events in real time and provide an opportunity to pay for those events.
The Qwick Media platform is THE vehicle to assist tourism towards participating in ‘data marketplaces’. This includes the private sector, promoting new and existing businesses to visitors with its multi-language capability, thereby providing information to a diverse public.
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