Sometimes guests will ask quite trivial

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Their job is to clean the house, clean up any dirt, replace the sheets and pillowcases with new ones for the next guest to use. Usually, in the beginning, the owner of your business does all this work himself, but once the business starts to grow, he will hire a cleaner. The wages are usually taken from the rent paid by the guests. (3) Assistant By this assistant I mean an individual who will always be on standby if a guest needs anything, throughout their stay.


things like where to keep the bowls, are there extra tissues, where to keep the job seekers database plastic garbage and so on. Or there are also guests who complain about things like the air conditioner not being cool, etc. In the beginning, you might be able to handle all of this yourself, but as your business grows, you might want to get someone to help you. (4) Marketing agent This is the individual who will help you carry out marketing work and get customers on your behalf.


Yes, once again I repeat, usually small-scale homestay business entrepreneurs will do their own marketing work. They do everything themselves. That's why this homestay business can sometimes feel very tiring and not worth it. You yourself are the one who doesn't have the right system and strategy. Speaking of these marketing agents, you actually have four choices: i. You do your own marketing work There will be a lot of work, but you don't have to pay anyone.