Dinner Then you can also state what special menu is served at the restaurant

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If you don't know what to write, you can just search for suggested greetings on Google. But writing a greeting isn't that difficult. (8) Recommend places of interest I recommend you make a list like this: i. List of interesting places near your homestay Tourist attractions, places to go sightseeing, sightseeing and so on. ii. List of delicious places to eat Try making a list of places to eat according to categories such as a.


Breakfast b. Lunch c., whether it's mixed rice, village food, steamboat, grill and bc data vietnam so on. Although this information can be obtained through a Google search, it would be more meaningful if the host could provide it for guests to use. Print the information on A4 paper and use it as a guidebook for your guests' reference. (9) Ask for feedback from guests who have stayed before Get in the habit of asking guests who have stayed at your place to provide reviews and feedback regarding their stay experience.


I find that most people's way of thinking is quite strange. Do you want to know where the strangeness is that I mean? (maybe this is just my opinion) i. Usually if we ask someone to give an open review, which will be read by everyone, they tend to give a positive review. Maybe deep down, they are worried that if anyone gets to know them, they will see their true nature, which is complaining , causing trouble for people, and being chatty.