The World Cinema Difference
World Cinema ensures you are always first with what works because we are driving the in-room entertainment revolution in the hospitality industry.
You will be first with:
- The latest technologies in in-room entertainment.
- The most customizable apps and streaming services.
- To provide your guests with an in-room experience they never could have imagined.
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Now it’s personal and fully customizable.
Future needs. Delivered now.
Unmatched connectivity and service.
Technology That Empowers Personal Experience
WorldVue™ Signal Path
There’s no finish line. We’ve already conceptualized the next wave in new applications, services and solutions, today.
HD
100% HD on the most popular programming. From sports to cooking, World Cinema provides the content that’s in demand.
Over-the-top Services
Personalized streaming services like Hulu, casting from personal devices to the big screen and 4K quality TV.
Interactive Program Guide
Offering your guests the at-home experience they are accustomed to through with popular TV and movie apps.
Latest News
World Cinema is changing the conversation about in-room entertainment. Check out some of the ways we are driving the revolution.
Engaging Guest Experiences with Alexa for Hospitality from World Cinema
Introducing Amazon Alexa for Hospitality
Amazon today announced Alexa for Hospitality, a new experience offered by invitation to hoteliers that brings the simplicity and convenience of Alexa to hotels, vacation rentals, and other hospitality locations.
World Cinema Announces Sales Partnership for the New SHOWTIME Hotel App
Hotel Guests Can Stream Via the New SHOWTIME App for Free During Their Stays, Without a Login or Password
Today, World Cinema, the leading innovator of in-room entertainment technologies, announced a sales partnership with SHOWTIME for distribution sales
Tips for Future-proofing Your In-Room Entertainment
Future proofing is a term that might be new to a lot of people. The concept first originated because technology advances so quickly. Tech companies need a way to protect themselves from rolling technology out