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Running your own guest house

by Stanley Wright (1986)

About this book

Synopsis - Running your own Guest House is a practical book based on the author’s own experiences and is packed with good sound advice and help for anyone wishing to run his or her own guest house. The book covers in a fairly informal way, the pitfalls any aspiring proprietor should take care to avoid in order to make a reasonable living out of running a guest house. It covers all aspects of management from buying a house and equipping it, to selling management from buying a house and equipping it, to selling accommodation as effectively as possible. It offers a positive and practical approach to such topics as advertising and marketing and covers legal requirement.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreRunning your own guest house Lead Character

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