Now from Mr EasyJet comes EasyEverything, the world’s biggest cyber café

EasyEverything, the latest enterprise from the Cypriot owner of easyJet, Stelios Haji-Ioannou, was yesterday doing a roaring trade after its opening on Monday.

EasyEverything is the world’s largest internet café. Situated opposite London’s Victoria Station, it has 400 terminals and is open 24 hours a day. All the computers in the café are high-powered and feature the very latest technology, the likes of which few can afford to have at home. In addition to surfing facilities, the café has a “learning zone” for the uninitiated, where experts are available to give internet beginners tips and guidance; and thanks to deals with top coffee houses, it also offers great surfing snacks.

Three more cafés are planned to open in London during the summer. More are planned for after that. When the café opened on Monday, more than 100 people were queuing outside waiting to take advantage of the first-week special offer of unlimited surfing for just £1.

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Up next from Haji-Ioannou, EasyRentacar.

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