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Vincent DeLuise, who has restaurant experience, is considering the possibility of opening an inn in the future.
Paid and Barbara Mayville recently moved to Virginia from Connecticut. They are searching for a large, old house, with acreage for Angus cattle. They are concentrating their effort to realize this dream in Rappahannock County.
Much time at the workshop is devoted to a discussion of correctly marketing an inn to the kinds of guests the owners wish to attract. As an example, old homes filled with fragile objects do not lend themselves to children.
There was discussion about methods that can be used to bring back previous guests. One popular approach is to let former guests know about an unusual event happening near the inn.
The production and design of an inn’s brochure was analyzed. Examples of good brochures, along with poor examples, were shown and discussed. Because the brochure represents the inn, it is important
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