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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #50299 July Prediction Newest Hotel
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Is  it  a  glimpse  of  a  dystopian  future  or  just  a  commonsense  approach  to  technology?  Either  way,  Gatwick  airport's  newest  hotel  offers  something  different,  a  vision  of  a  post-employee  economy  where    are  automated  by  a  computer.  At  Bloc,  a  hotel  of  245  rooms,  there  are  just  two  members  of  staff  on  duty.  Despite  its  unglamorous  location  in  a  renovated  office  block  above  the  airport's  South  Terminal,  Bloc  has  grand    to  shake  up  the  hotel  industry.  Thanks  to  a    with  Korean  technology  giant  Samsung,  almost  everything  here  can  be  controlled  by  smartphone.  Once  guests  have  made  a  reservation  online,  they  are  given  a  code  that  can  be  used  to  log  into  an  app,  enabling  them  to  check  in  without  standing  at  a  reception  desk.  In  the  room,  the  phone  can  operate  the  air-conditioning,  switch  on  lights,  turn  on  TVs  and  open  blackout  blinds.  Even  keys  have  been    obsolete    guests  can  unlock  the  door  to  their  room  using  their  phone  (with  something  called  'near-field  communication'  technology).  At  the  end  of  their  stay,  checkout  is  also  done  via  the  app,  meaning  that  guests  can  complete  their  entire  stay  without  speaking  a  single  word  to  a  member  of  staff.

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