International Internet Day is celebrated worldwide, every year on
29th
of October.
Since the year 2005, the International Internet Day has been
famously celebrated to commemorate a momentous day, in 1969, in the history of
telecommunications and technology.
This was the event of the sending of
the first electronic message which was transferred from
one computer to another on October 29th that year.
How to Celebrate Internet Day
Why don’t you start your celebration of Internet Day by visiting the
original website, which just so happens to still be online. Contrast that to websites today.
Internet Today
The Internet is everywhere these days, being accessed on phones and
tablets, tied into our cameras and our TV’s. Wi-Fi is accessible from
everywhere these days, from city buses to your neighborhood restaurant, and even at sea on cruise ships. The world grows smaller every day as a result. Internet Day is a
celebration of this culmination of computing and communication
technology, and they way it has brought all our lives together.
Keeping in Touch
Perhaps the biggest challenge for Cruise Lines today is meeting the demands for passenger and crew on existing internet resources. Passengers are looking for faster and less expensive ways to stay in contact with friends and family while on vacation. Several Cruise Lines have announced or adopted changes to address the growing demand of their customers and staff.
Luxury Cruise Lines such as Regent, Crystal, and Oceania, have introduced Free Internet Access to a select group of passengers (such as certain suite guests). Other lines, like Royal Caribbean are looking to increase speeds and offer multiple programs which can be purchased depending on your needs.
So, if you are planning a cruise vacation, don't leave your electronic gadgets at home. Whether on the ship or at a local internet cafe while in port, you'll have plenty of opportunity to stay connected with friends and family if you want to.
