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Every year, thousands of families, and children throng to amusement parks seeking thrill, recreation, and a jolly good time. But running a theme park is not all fun and games. From ensuring guest safety and efficient crowd control to delivering unforgettable patron experiences, a lot goes behind the scenes at a theme park. In recent years, wearable technology has emerged...

Eco-consciousness is becoming a priority for many of us in our daily lives, making switches to more sustainable ways of living and shopping, and the hospitality industry is no different. The hotel industry currently accounts for approximately 1% of global carbon emissions and this is set to increase if old practices continue. The Sustainable Hospitality Alliance estimates that hotels need...

Self-pour bar systems are the restaurant industry's latest craze. And, the RFID technology behind them is helping bar managers better understand their customer's drinking habits. RFID (Radio-frequency identification) is a wireless technology used to transmit small amounts of data between a tag and a reader. In most cases, (at least in the world of hospitality and events) RFID tags hold little or...

Summer camps are big business in America. They’re a lifesaver for working parents and can entertain children from dusk until dawn all summer long. Safety is paramount when dealing with child care at youth camps. And having to identify a child, their medical condition, or key details, is key to running a safe and efficient program. Wristbands are an inexpensive way...

If you have ever hosted an event or attended a music festival, you have likely dealt with wristbands before.  Wristbands, also known as bracelets, are available in many forms and types - colorful wristbands, Tyvek wristbands, paper bracelets, plastic bands, rubber bracelets, engraved bracelets, printed wristbands, RFID wristbands, and more. They are widely used in day-to-day life as gifts, symbols...

Unless you’re someone that likes to keep a memento, chances are that when you leave a museum or event, your wristband goes straight in the trash? Well, not anymore. The Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida has taken a unique approach to its left over paper wristbands. It encourages visitors to tie their used Tyvek wristbands to its 'Wishing Tree', creating a...