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It’s Mid-October... I have already spent over five months this year in hotels, and I have another month to go. In the last few years, those hotel and resort stays have included properties in United States, Canada, Scotland, England, France, Wales, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Singapore, Thailand, Spain, Portugal, Holland, Italy, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Morocco, South Africa, Panama, and Dubai. While I often get to enjoy these as a VIP guest as a consultant or in my role as publisher of World’s Best Golf Destinations, the vast majority are as an unheralded paying guest.Add this vast first-hand travel experience to the over twenty years my company Legendary Marketing has been a world leader in golf, resort, and destination marketing, and I could easily claim to have more experience than all but a handful on the planet. That’s before I mention that we managed several properties ranging from a thirty-eight-room hotel to a 168-room resort!While I pick up new and innovative hotel marketing ideas all over the world, the vast majority of hotel marketing that I see from the individual entrepreneur with a handful of rooms to the multinational chains and mega resorts is poor and ineffective. They get caught up in style over substance, branding rather than results and mediocre multichannel marketing without actually acing a single one!A simple change in marketing strategy can have a major impact on your income. In recent years we have produced million-dollar turnarounds at two major resorts we worked with, based on marketing strategy alone. We have saved several family-owned resorts from certain death and helped countless small independent hotels all over the world by showing them simple ways to increase their reach on a tiny budget.It’s exciting stuff so open up and let’s get started...

VEVOR Shower Panel Tower System Stainless Steel Multi-Function Shower Panel with Spout Rainfall Waterfall Massage Jets Tub Spout Hand Shower for Home Hotel Resort (Split, Polished Silver)Stainless Steel & BrassCool Shower ExperienceHand-held Shower HeadTwo Adjustable KnobsQuick & Easy InstallationHome & Commercial UseFunction: rainfall, waterfall, massage jets, tub spout, hand shower,Craft: Polishing,Color: Silver,Material: 304 Stainless Steel,Install Method: Wall-Mount,Tube Connection: 1/2",Product Size: 7.9x2.6x48" / 20x6.6x122 cm

VEVOR 5 in1 Shower Panel Tower System Brushed Silver Stainless Steel Multi-Function Shower Panel with Spout Rainfall Waterfall Massage Jets Tub Spout Hand Shower for Home Hotel Resort Split TypeStainless Steel & BrassCool Shower ExperienceHand-held Shower HeadTwo Adjustable KnobsQuick & Easy InstallationHome & Commercial UseFunction: rainfall, waterfall, massage jets, tub spout, hand shower,Craft: Brushed,Color: Silver,Material: 304 Stainless Steel/ ABS Plastic,Install Method: Wall-Mount,Tube Connection: 1/2",Product Size: 50 x 2.6 x 7.9 inch/127 x 6.6 x 20 cm

Enjoy a world class sleep experience in the comfort of your own home with our Resort-style blanket. Assembled with end to end sewn-through box quilting to prevent the down-alternative fill from shifting and help evenly distribute warmth in all seasons. Experience luxury and comfort at its finest. Hypoallergenic and machine washable for easy care. Color: White.

Enjoy a world class sleep experience in the comfort of your own home with our Resort-style blanket. Assembled with end to end sewn-through box quilting to prevent the down-alternative fill from shifting and help evenly distribute warmth in all seasons. Experience luxury and comfort at its finest. Hypoallergenic and machine washable for easy care. Color: White.

VEVOR Shower Panel Tower System Stainless Steel Multi-Function Shower Panel with Spout Rainfall Waterfall Massage Jets Tub Spout Hand Shower for Home Hotel Resort Split Type Black (Split, Black)Stainless Steel & BrassCool Shower ExperienceHand-held Shower HeadTwo Adjustable KnobsQuick & Easy InstallationHome & Commercial UseFunction: Rainfall, Waterfall, Massage Jets, Tub Spout, Hand Shower,Craft: Polishing,Color: Black,Material: 304 Stainless Steel,Install Method: Wall-Mount,Tube Connection: 1/2",Product Size: 48x2.6x7.9inch / 122x6.6x20cm

Hotels and Resorts: An investor's guide presents a comprehensive analysis of how hotels, golf courses, spas serviced apartments, gyms and health clubs and resorts are developed, operate and are valued. Drawing on over 18 years’ experience in the leisure property industry, David Harper provides invaluable advice on how to buy, develop and sell such properties. Working through the required due diligence process for purchases, including how to identify a "good buy", through the "route map" for a successful development and ending with how to ensure you maximise your returns when selling the asset, this book covers the whole life-cycle of leisure property ownership. Examples of valuations, development issues and sales processes are taken from the USA, UK, France, Nigeria, Kenya, Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore and Brazil provide in depth analysis on the similarities and differences in approach to hotels and resorts in various parts of the world. This book provides invaluable guidance to international investors, developers, asset managers and students in related subject areas.

It’s Mid-October... I have already spent over five months this year in hotels, and I have another month to go. In the last few years, those hotel and resort stays have included properties in United States, Canada, Scotland, England, France, Wales, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Singapore, Thailand, Spain, Portugal, Holland, Italy, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Morocco, South Africa, Panama, and Dubai. While I often get to enjoy these as a VIP guest as a consultant or in my role as publisher of World’s Best Golf Destinations, the vast majority are as an unheralded paying guest.Add this vast first-hand travel experience to the over twenty years my company Legendary Marketing has been a world leader in golf, resort, and destination marketing, and I could easily claim to have more experience than all but a handful on the planet. That’s before I mention that we managed several properties ranging from a thirty-eight-room hotel to a 168-room resort!While I pick up new and innovative hotel marketing ideas all over the world, the vast majority of hotel marketing that I see from the individual entrepreneur with a handful of rooms to the multinational chains and mega resorts is poor and ineffective. They get caught up in style over substance, branding rather than results and mediocre multichannel marketing without actually acing a single one!A simple change in marketing strategy can have a major impact on your income. In recent years we have produced million-dollar turnarounds at two major resorts we worked with, based on marketing strategy alone. We have saved several family-owned resorts from certain death and helped countless small independent hotels all over the world by showing them simple ways to increase their reach on a tiny budget.It’s exciting stuff so open up and let’s get started...

This book provides a complete guide to the development of hotels and resorts, covering all aspects of planning, market analysis, interior design and the installation of technical services.Fred Lawson's text is concise and the information easy to access. He examines the distinctive characteristics of different hotel types, identified by market and location, and specifies the special requirements of each type. Recognising the need for continuous maintenance and life-cycle refurbishment, a full chapter is devoted to these subjects and the business aspects of the hotel operation are considered. Throughout the book are numerous illustrations of projects showing outstanding examples of hotels and village resorts as well as current trends in design and development. Fred Lawson is well known as an hotel consultant and is now Visiting Professor at the University of Bournemouth. He has a number of successful books to his credit. As a leading international consultant he has been involved in major hotel and tourism projects in 35 countries including assignments for the World Bank, EC, UNDP and the World Tourism Organisation. The hotels featured include: Bali Hilton International, Oberoi Hotel - Bombay, Hotel Nikko - Australia, Guildford YMCA - UK, Meridien Hotel - Cairo, Turtel Sorgun Resort Village - Turkey. * Covers all aspects of planning and design, including marketing and investment appraisal* Logical framework and comprehensive coverage promotes handy reference use* Numerous examples provide practical help in application of principles

Hotels and Resorts: An investor's guide presents a comprehensive analysis of how hotels, golf courses, spas serviced apartments, gyms and health clubs and resorts are developed, operate and are valued. Drawing on over 18 years’ experience in the leisure property industry, David Harper provides invaluable advice on how to buy, develop and sell such properties. Working through the required due diligence process for purchases, including how to identify a "good buy", through the "route map" for a successful development and ending with how to ensure you maximise your returns when selling the asset, this book covers the whole life-cycle of leisure property ownership. Examples of valuations, development issues and sales processes are taken from the USA, UK, France, Nigeria, Kenya, Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore and Brazil provide in depth analysis on the similarities and differences in approach to hotels and resorts in various parts of the world. This book provides invaluable guidance to international investors, developers, asset managers and students in related subject areas.

Vinyl LP pressing. Violent Femmes' tenth studio album, Hotel Last Resort resides among the groundbreaking band's finest work, simultaneously refining and redefining their one-of-a-kind take on American music, mingling front porch folk, post punk, spiritual jazz, country blues, avant garde minimalism and golden age rock n' roll into something still altogether their own. Founded and fronted of course by singer/ guitarist Gordon Gano and acoustic bass guitarist Brian Ritchie, the Milwaukee-born co

This stunning compendium features destinations - both well-known and little-known, both urban and exotic - that attract visitors from around the globe. Each destination was created with its own unique vision, and every detail was designed to embody that vision. Breathtaking photography enables readers to experience many of the worlds very finest destinations, and evocative sketches tell the story of how each was created. The visionaries behind these creations are world-renowned architects and designers, Wimberley Allison Tong & Goo (WATG), whose singular mission over the last six decades has been 'to create special environments that lift the spirits'.

VEVOR 5 in1 Shower Panel Tower System Gold Stainless Steel Multi-Function Shower Panel with Spout Rainfall Waterfall Massage Jets Tub Spout Hand Shower for Home Hotel Resort Split Type SplitStainless Steel & BrassCool Shower ExperienceHand-held Shower HeadTwo Adjustable KnobsQuick & Easy InstallationHome & Commercial UseFunction: Rainfall, Waterfall, Massage jets, Tub Spout, Hand Shower,Craft: Polishing,Color: Gold,Material: 304 Stainless Steel,Install Method: Wall-Mount,Tube Connection: 1/2",Product Size: 7.9x2.6x48" / 20x6.6x122 cm

During the 1850s, New York’s Adirondack region saw the birth of a leisure world centered in the area’s large resort hotels. These spectacular structures clearly reflected the dramatic social and technological changes that unfolded in the United States between 1850 and 1950. In his new book, Bryant F. Tolles, Jr. studies the architectural development of these extraordinary retreats in order to explore changing American attitudes toward nature and landscape, fashion and culture, transportation, and innovations of various sorts. He also delves into the resorts' eventual decline, which was rooted in their vulnerability as wooden structures as well as in the ever-changing preferences of their guests. With over two hundred illustrations―many of them historic photographs, along with architectural plans, reproductions of printed “views,” and recent shots of the remaining hotels and their related buildings―Resort Hotels of the Adirondacks captures the glorious spirit of a bygone world and reveals fundamental shifts in American cultural expectations. Tolles brings his chronicle up to the present by exploring the two surviving grand Adirondack resort hotels―the second Hotel Champlain (at Bluff Point on Lake Champlain) and the third Sagamore Hotel (at Bolton Landing on Lake George). The book concludes with a discussion of several imaginatively conceived but never-built resort hotels. Tolles has utilized an authoritative array of sources, including guidebooks, local histories, newspaper articles, maps, county and town records, business records, guest correspondence, and diary entries. His comprehensive history creates a detailed picture of luxury in a resort setting and enriches our understanding of American life and culture during a period of radical change.

This is the first book to fully explore the architecture, as well as the related economic, social, and cultural history, of the grand resort hotels of New Hampshire s scenic White Mountains. These beautiful buildings, situated in one of America s oldest and most heavily visited vacation and recreation locales, were the first structures in America designed exclusively for the tourist industry. This carefully researched, profusely illustrated volume identifies and explores some thirty outstanding complexes, explaining their architectural details, their social histories, and the often surprising stories behind their lovely wooden facades. The book also presents the dramatic evolution of building types, from the first rural highway inns of the Rosebrooks, Crawfords, and Fabyans in the 1820s to the initial railroad hostelries and the grand hotels of the 1850s, an era culminating in the great resort complexes at the end of the nineteenth century.Bryant Tolles conducted over three years of research for this book, culling valuable information, reflections and visual materials from libraries, archives, and private collections throughout New England and elsewhere. He places the buildings in broad national and historical context, explains the origins and development of this highly specialized industry, and discusses the symbiotic relationship between the railroads and the hotels. The concluding sections of the book offer an exhaustive bibliography, a comprehensive index, and appendices, plus listings of the major White Mountains hotels, including ones now long disappeared.Fully illustrated with over 200 black-and-white and twenty color illustrations, this is the first comprehensive treatment of these singular and jeopardized structures. A visual delight and a vastly entertaining social document, it also presents scholarship and detective work of the first order.

This is the first book to fully explore the architecture, as well as the related economic, social, and cultural history, of the grand resort hotels of New Hampshire s scenic White Mountains. These beautiful buildings, situated in one of America s oldest and most heavily visited vacation and recreation locales, were the first structures in America designed exclusively for the tourist industry. This carefully researched, profusely illustrated volume identifies and explores some thirty outstanding complexes, explaining their architectural details, their social histories, and the often surprising stories behind their lovely wooden facades. The book also presents the dramatic evolution of building types, from the first rural highway inns of the Rosebrooks, Crawfords, and Fabyans in the 1820s to the initial railroad hostelries and the grand hotels of the 1850s, an era culminating in the great resort complexes at the end of the nineteenth century.Bryant Tolles conducted over three years of research for this book, culling valuable information, reflections and visual materials from libraries, archives, and private collections throughout New England and elsewhere. He places the buildings in broad national and historical context, explains the origins and development of this highly specialized industry, and discusses the symbiotic relationship between the railroads and the hotels. The concluding sections of the book offer an exhaustive bibliography, a comprehensive index, and appendices, plus listings of the major White Mountains hotels, including ones now long disappeared.Fully illustrated with over 200 black-and-white and twenty color illustrations, this is the first comprehensive treatment of these singular and jeopardized structures. A visual delight and a vastly entertaining social document, it also presents scholarship and detective work of the first order.

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Presents a pictorial view of a variety of luxury seaside resorts from around the world.

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Casino Design dramatically presents an international collection of the latest and best designs in what has become known as themed entertainment architecture. --Showcases a wide range of projects, from oversized Las Vegas theme destinations to exotic places in Greece, South Africa, Australia and Turkey --Includes more than 250 full color photographs and site plans --Presents a section on riverboats and their neighboring party pavilions --Features the 400,000 square foot (37,160 square meter) Mohegan Sun, the newest Native American casino in the United States.