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QCell and Djeliba Leisure Group signed a corporate fibre agreement to deliver over 800 Mbps of initial combined internet capacity across five hotels.
QCell and Djeliba Leisure Group have signed a corporate fibre agreement aimed at improving internet connectivity across Djeliba’s hotel portfolio.
QCELL said it entered into a corporate fibre agreement with Djeliba Leisure Group.
Under the agreement, QCell will provide more than 800 Mbps of initial combined internet capacity across five hotel properties.
Mbps stands for megabits per second, a common way to measure internet speed and capacity. More Mbps usually means a connection can handle more users and more data-heavy tasks at the same time.
Hotels depend on stable, high-capacity internet for everyday operations and guest services. A higher-capacity fibre connection can support more devices and more consistent performance across a property.
For QCell, deals like this expand demand for fibre connectivity from businesses, not only individual consumers. For tourism operators like Djeliba Leisure Group, stronger connectivity can help meet guest expectations for reliable internet access across multiple locations.
Primary Source: foroyaa.net
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