Having no Wi-Fi connection can jeopardize hotels, inns, and B&Bs' chances of being picked by potential guests, like srsly. I would bet my precious little (and imaginary) tiara that it is one of the first things that a considerable number of Pinoy bakasyonistas would look for when browsing a hotel's website. Whether we admit it or not, we always like to update our social media profiles with our whereabouts and be constantly connected to the virtual world. We like bringing our smartphones, tablets and laptops when we go out of town and we love defeating the purpose of taking a vacation. Yes? Does this look familiar or what: "Just finished island hopping here in Boracay. Best day everrr! #summer #islandhopping #boracay #bora2013 #swimsuit #ootd #tanline."
That's probably one of the reasons why products that promise fast Internet connection on the go are a big hit among Pinoys. Let's just take a moment to thank the heavens for tech geniuses and marketing strategists for creating a need - *drum roll please* - the mobile internet. Gone are the days of having to wait for your vacation to end so you could upload awesome pictures from your epic getaway using your home computer. Or having to hear your manager disapprove your vacation leave just because no other person was willing to back you up (fvck them). Now, with just the ever trusty laptop and mobile broadband, anyone can take a vacation leave and finish the day's deliverables at the same time (although quite honestly, it still sucks to do some work while on vacay).