To keep its passengers informed and busy between Paris, Dijon and the Swiss cities of Basel, Zurich, Lausanne and Geneva, Lyria has just redesigned its on-board information and entertainment portal for its TGVs. This change was made in collaboration with the specialist company Moment - which has already developed digital solutions for the Inoui TGVs as well as Ouigo in France and Spain - and was made possible by improving the wifi portal in the trains. Content is now more easily accessibleThey can also be preloaded for offline use.
Available in three languages - French, German and English - this content catalogue offered free of charge includes some 150 French, Swiss and international titles, including films (between 34 and 38 per month), series (more than 20), documentaries (10), podcasts (20) and games (15). Not to mention a selection of around thirty newspapers, including dailies, news magazines and themed titles on art and culture, leisure and travel, fashion and lifestyle. It's worth noting that even if the works featured on the portal have been successful, these films and series are far from being the last to hit the screens.
15 additional newspapers in Business 1 classera
Passengers travelling in Business 1era will benefit from differentiated content tailored to their press needs, with around fifteen specific titles, including Le Figarothe Financial Timesthe Basler Zeitung, Paris Match and Vogue. To do this, they have to go through a secure authentication module of their own. Last but not least, this digital on-board offer is enhanced by a dynamic map which presents the destinations along the route with their tourist attractions, including good addresses, leisure activities and ideas for outings. " It seemed obvious to us to rethink our Wifi portal with a simpler connection, a more ergonomic design and more French and Swiss content because the best experience for our customers is our priority." summed up Eric Dehlinger, Managing Director of TGV Lyria, in a press release.
