interTouch is signing an agreement with the Grand Formosa Regent Taipei, now one of the deluxe corporate hotels in Taipei to deploy interTouch’s wired and wireless broadband technology.
With the installation of interTouch’s unparalleled broadband solutions offering a 96 percent first-time connection rate, the Grand Formosa Regent Taipei is looking forward to seeing a positive impact on its business.

“Our guests can now enjoy the latest in secure and high-speed broadband technology in all of the hotel’s 538 deluxe guestrooms and 25 meeting rooms via seamless mobility from wired to wireless access.  As an increasingly indispensable amenity for the business traveler today, state-of-the-art broadband solutions directly contribute to the success of every luxury hotel,” said Ms Ellen Chang, Director of Public Relations, Grand Formosa Regent Taipei.

“Aside from their expertise in providing the best in broadband technology for hotels, interTouch was also chosen for its comprehensive customer service offering, via a reliable 24-hour multi-lingual support centre. The Grand Formosa Regent Taipei can now continue to meet the demands of technology-savvy guests, and achieve enhanced guest satisfaction and hotel revenue.”

This latest partnership with the Grand Formosa Regent Taipei brings the number of Taipei hotels offering interTouch’s wired and wireless broadband connectivity services to 3 in total.

Mr Charles Reed, CEO of interTouch, said, “interTouch offers the most competitive pricing in the Taipei market for the quality broadband solutions we offer. We are delighted to provide this service to Grand Formosa Regent Taipei for its guests, ensuring they are connected day and night, for business or personal Internet use.”

“From the hotel’s perspective, access to highly effective and flexible solutions to technology services plays a critical role in service excellence.  interTouch is delighted to add Grand Formosa Regent Taipei to our list of 390 hotel partners worldwide who are accessing secure, reliable, and easy-to-manage broadband connectivity services.”
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