Join in the debate at www.accomodationknowhow.co.uk/forum!
With Accommodation Know-How being included as a new membership benefit for * VisitBritain quality assessed accommodation, giving a year-round licence to this invaluable service to all members of the scheme, Accommodation Know-How is livelier than ever. Its brand new forum section is already humming with incident, comment and insight into the reality of providing tourist accommodation…
Serving as a meeting-point for owners and managers of B&B, guesthouse, small hotel, Holiday Park and other self-catering accommodation, Accommodation Know-How is an ever more dynamic source of information as well as linking users to all the experience and know-how of their peers in the industry. Forget Facebook, come to Accommodation Know-How to see if others have encountered the same issues and problems for their businesses and talk about how they’ve solved them.
Registration to the Forum is FREE
All this as well as the core information from the service
- What do you need to know if you’re thinking about opening a B&B in your retirement?
- Does setting up some self-catering apartments sound like a smart investment?
- Have you always fancied life as a hotelier with your own boutique guesthouse?
Whether it’s a business start-up, an inheritance, a working-retirement plan, or a mid-life career change one of the key things that could tarnish the dream is compliance, legal compliance
The whole concept of compliance with legislation is not sexy or exciting – but it is of crucial importance for the hospitality and tourism sectors, and one that no one can afford to ignore.
Accommodation Know-How takes the stress out of all the nagging worries that might keep an accommodation provider awake at night.
- Health and Safety Issues such as fire risk assessments
- Financial issues like whether/how you can claim payment from guests who don’t pay
- Access priorities such as the need to adjust premises for guests with disabilities
Anyone who owns, runs or is contemplating running B&B, guesthouse, self catering, camping/caravan parks, and small hotels will find the guidance they need at www.accommodationknowhow.co.uk with subscription costing less than £30.00 a year or * from 1st April 2009, free to members of the VisitBritain quality assurance scheme.
For more information, please contact: Jemima Bamford: Raft PR email [email protected] or telephone 01273 557 667
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