Josh Grisdale
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Maybe a good case to use in a presentation:
“Over the past 12 months (01/072018 – 30/06/2019), the accessible rooms had an occupancy of 74% with an ARR of £94 vs standard rooms with 42.5% occupancy and £84 ARR. This resulted in the accessible rooms delivering £6,900 additional revenue per rooms vs the standard rooms. ”
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Accessible rooms in The White Horse Hotel really pay off
A £4m renovation of The White Horse, Dorking is paying off as their accessible rooms delivered £6,900 additional revenue per rooms vs the standard rooms.
If you’re putting in steps for aesthetic purposes but then need to put up a sign to say watch your step… maybe no steps are better?! But at least there was a ramp
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Yes … stairs seem silly and would be a big issue for me as an person prone to tripping
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I love eel and I love tempura. Today I found an accessible place in Yokohama’s Landmark Tower with tempura eel wrapped in seaweed!! Heaven!
Can you find me? This is Tokyo at night from the ISS. I like how you can see train lines from the extra light dots (which are stations).
Hey everyone!
Do you watch travel documentaries? Do you have any suggestions?-
Not long ago I saw on YouTube a series of travel documentaries from BBC’s presenter Joanna Lumley. I saw the ones from Japan, but I think the series visits other countries.
They were calm documentaries (not fast-paced), with beautiful sceneries and quite interesting overall, though no mention on accessibility (and many places didn’t look…- View 3 replies
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