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10 Tour Operators Hoteliers Should Partner With

August 1, 2023

Tour operators make great partners for hotels and resorts. Hotel owners can contract tour companies to sell rooms to the operator’s clients. By teaming up with a tour operator, hotels can draw in new guests and provide exciting new experiences for existing ones. In this article, you’ll discover some top tour operators and how they The post 10 Tour Operators Hoteliers Should Partner With appeared first on Revfine.com.

How Hotels Can Tackle Inflation and Boost...

July 31, 2023

After a strong end to 2022 – with European hotel performance reaching 2019 levels – January 2023 saw energy costs peak in many countries. Coupled with a fall in demand, the increased expenses of hotel operations led to a fall in. Although there is evidence of recovery into Spring/Summer, hoteliers must be alert to ensure The post How Hotels Can Tackle Inflation and Boost Profitability appeared first on Revfine.com.

Hotel Marketing Plan: Tips & Tricks for...

July 20, 2023

A hotel marketing plan is important for establishing your marketing objectives, outlining how to achieve them, understanding your target audience(s), and pinpointing your unique selling proposition. In this article, you can learn more about how to create and continually modify your marketing plan. Quick Menu What is the Hotel Industry? What is a Hotel Marketing The post Hotel Marketing Plan: Tips & Tricks for Successful Hotel Marketing appeared first on Revfine.com.

Changes in Post-Covid Breakdown of Direct Vs...

July 12, 2023

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: When reviewing the number of direct website bookings Vs OTA bookings, have you seen any difference in this breakdown post-Covid? Has there been a shift in B2B and B2C? (Question by Ricardo Sereno) Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Sandra Gannon The post Changes in Post-Covid Breakdown of Direct Vs OTA Bookings for Hotels appeared first on Revfine.com.

Iglesia de la Merced in Panama City,...

July 6, 2023

This stucco and stone exterior feels visually out of place with its colonial surroundings in Panama City‘s historic Casco Viejo neighborhood. The reason for this is that the church is actually from the much older city of Panama Viejo, and was transported from its ruins. Located 12 kilometers away from Panama‘s historic city center, Panama Viejo is the oldest city established by European settlers in North America, dating back to 1519. Panama Viejo was destroyed in 1671 during an...

Jayne's Hill in West Hills, New York

July 6, 2023

About a mile from Walt Whitman’s birthplace is Jayne’s Hill, located in West Hills County Park in West Hills, Long Island. Although Whitman only lived in the house where was he born for the first four years of his life, he frequently returned to the area, where his family had roots for more than a century. On his visits, he enjoyed wandering the grounds of what is now the park, climbing up to what is the highest peak on...

Pushcart Press in Sedgwick, Maine

July 6, 2023

Literally in the middle of the woods, you come across this tiny bookstore just off a road that overlooks Acadia National Park. Contained in a tiny shack, you walk in to see shelves filled with books and simply leave your payment in a tin on the table. It was created by Bill Henderson, the founder of independent publisher Pushcart Press, who dubbed the Sedgwick, Maine, outpost “the World’s Smallest Bookstore.”

Galgbacken (Gallow Hill) in Stockholm, Sweden

July 6, 2023

The death penalty is outlawed in most of the world these days, and has been for so long that many people can’t remember the times when it was not. In Sweden, this was 1862. The gallow hill was the main punishment site of Stockholm, dating back to sometime in the 17th century. (Before that there was another site.) It is about an hour’s walk away from the city center and back in the day death row prisoners would walk from...

Gandantegchinlen Monastery in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

July 6, 2023

Gandantegchinlen, or Gandan as locals and visitors alike refer to it, was once one of the only permanent buildings in this city of tent-dwelling nomads. It served as the main Buddhist temple here until the communist era when religion was suppressed and most Buddhist temples in Mongolia were destroyed. The monastery was originally established in the early 19th century outside of Khüree (now known as Ulaanbaatar). Its name translates as ”the great place of complete joy.” The monastery complex is...

How the Pandemic Transformed Argentina’s Yerba Mate...

July 6, 2023

Years ago, in a bombed-out museum in La Plata, Argentina, I was offered yerba mate by a complete stranger. A winter chill whistled through the front wall left exposed by a tank, whilst a woman continued to warm water into her mate and offer it to those in the room. The hot burst of bitter liquid drew an invisible line connecting everyone in that gray, somber space. Mate is a caffeinated, tea-like infusion made from the dried leaves of...

French Cemetery in Yorktown, Virginia

July 6, 2023

You may have heard about the Normandy American Cemetery in France, where 9,388 U.S. soldiers are buried for their sacrifice to help liberate France. But in Virginia, at the battle site of the Siege of Yorktown (1781), there is a grave of some 50 French soldiers who lost their lives in that fight that resulted in the independence of the United States. Around 8,000 French soldiers joined the colonial soldiers fighting in Virginia, and along with 29 French warships,...

Beatles-Platz (Beatles Square) in Hamburg, Germany

July 6, 2023

The Beatles is one of the biggest bands of all time and we are all familiar with their classic hits such as “She Loves You,” “I Want To Hold Your Hand,” and “Can’t Buy Me Love.” Today, it’s hard to imagine there was a time before the Fab Four were rich and famous. However, in 1960, the lads were still mediocre, unknown teen performers struggling to get gigs in their hometown of Liverpool. So when offered a residency at...

Meet the People Who Keep Vintage Rail...

July 6, 2023

Just after dawn, Amtrak’s Empire Builder passenger train pulls into the station at Whitefish, Montana, as it does every day on its cross-country journey from Seattle to Chicago. The train usually consists of two locomotives and a string of utilitarian passenger cars. But on this morning, two of the cars, directly behind the locomotives, disrupt that familiar conformity. Unlike the regular Amtrak cars, these ones look just like they did decades ago: One is polished stainless steel and the...

Cossack Historic Town in Cossack, Australia

July 6, 2023

Situated in the heart of Australia’s Pilbara region at the mouth of the Harding River is the small historic town of Cossack. This once-abandoned area is steeped in history and in recent years the town’s buildings have been restored to allow visitors to step back in time. The history first started with the Ngarluma people, the local Aboriginal people who occupied the land for hunting and fishing for thousands of years. In 1863, a British-born Australian pioneer named Walter...

Caballero Rivero Woodlawn Cemetery in Miami, Florida

July 5, 2023

This Miami cemetery holds the remains of two Cuban presidents, a Nicaraguan president, and the senior Desi Arnaz. And it was once the resting place of the crown prince of Spain. The Caballero Rivero Woodlawn Cemetery in Miami holds a who’s who of Miami royalty, like the Merricks and the Brickells, founders of Coral Gables and the University of Miami, and creators of Brickell Avenue, respectively. Also lying beneath the cemetery’s manicured lawns and blindingly white mausoleums is a less...

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