Israel's Kfar Kedem (Village of Yore) theme park is now offering donkey-based WiFi. The service allows visitors to the theme park to access wireless Internet on one of five router-equipped donkeys.
The Village of Yore is designed to show how life was like in a Talmudic village in the first century. The park's workers and actors all dress and act the part, so it only makes sense for the park's WiFi connection to be first century in origin. The Village of Yore currently has 30 donkeys in its stables, five of which are equipped with WiFi routers. Donkey-based WiFi connections may sound silly, but it's a great way to help keep the theme of the park. If everyone was constantly Facebooking and Tweeting, then the first-century vibe might be ruined.
Internet-Connected Donkeys
Israel's Village of Yore Theme Park Debuts Donkey-Based WiFi
Trend Themes
1. Theme Park Innovation - Donkey-based WiFi in a theme park demonstrates the potential for innovative and unconventional technologies in the entertainment industry.
2. Historical Immersion - The use of donkey-based WiFi in a Talmudic village theme park highlights the trend of incorporating technology into historical experiences for a more immersive and interactive visitor engagement.
3. Unconventional Connectivity - The introduction of WiFi connectivity through donkeys showcases the increasing creativity and exploration of unique methods to keep people connected in different environments.
Industry Implications
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2. Tourism - The use of unconventional connectivity methods like donkeys with WiFi routers in a historical theme park demonstrates the potential for the tourism industry to enhance visitor experiences and engage with technology in unique ways.
3. Technology - The integration of WiFi technology onto donkeys exemplifies the continuous drive within the technology industry to find new and unexpected applications for connectivity and expand the possibilities of wireless communication.