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Everyone has been hearing of people giving back in these troubled times.  The evening news even has a segment on special things that individuals are doing to assist others with a little happiness in times of need.  Now you can add a member of the Distinctive Inns of New England to that list. 
 
Rabbit Hill [...]

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This is my first week as part of the Tweople in the Twitterverse.  I am trying to discover if Twitter, the new explosion in the Social Media World, is worthy of the time.   Is it something that can help Innkeepers connect to their guests and build loyal travelers?  My initial conclusion is a resounding Tweet [...]

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We spent some time over the Holidays with our family outside of Boston.  Rather than displace some of my nephews, we tried the closest hotel.  This was a large chain hotel on a major route west of Boston with a huge shopping center across the street.  While there were several small (3 room) bed and [...]

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The most recent news from the Hospitality Industry is not good for Innkeepers.  Hotel REIT giant, LaSalle Properties announced it was cutting 20% from its hotel staffing (mostly run by large hotel management companies) and has rescinded its 2008 guidance to the stock market.  LaSalle reported that its Revpar (revenue per available room) decreased by [...]

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We are pleased to again be speaking at the PAII Conference this year. In one of our presentations Howard Levitan of Quantum Hospitality Group will be discussing how to best market your Inn with food. We hope you will be able to attend the conference, however, if you cannot attend we wanted to be sure [...]

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We are seeing it everywhere, and know it’s time to take it to the inn. Going green…is it for you and your inn? The first thing that we think of is asking the guests not to have us change their towels. In reality it goes much further than this. We are talking about organic food, [...]

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