What makes a visit memorable? Over the past several weeks, the discussion among B&B hosts has centered on the little extras, touches individuals B&Bs add to their services. Inn keepers find that small things result in guests commenting on feeling … Continue reading
Translator software bridges the language gap One of the fascinating aspects of the mix of guests is the various languages and dialects we find sitting around the breakfast table. The conversation is often stimulating, and constantly taking unexpected turns as … Continue reading
It is a lonely place, this Bed and Breakfast. Or at least it is this afternoon. We just said goodbye to a young couple with their playful baby, Colby. Colby is well loved, eating the finest quality of foods for … Continue reading
A member of “the world’s smallest flowering plant” (Lemnaceae) family was rumored as found at Lake Hood Seaplane Base in Anchorage this past summer. Will this be verified in 2011? What will this mean? Perhaps your trip to Anchorage will … Continue reading
Innkeepers Anchorage Alaska Bed & Breakfast Association Just saw this as posted by travelalaska.com and thought it provided a great idea: GIVE THE GIFT OF ALASKA THIS YEAR This holiday season, consider giving your loved ones the gift of an unforgettable … Continue reading
The Professional Association of Innkeepers International campaign, A Better Way to Stay, is underway. Today, PAII reviewed a video on social networking that cites the changes including this: did you know that Gen Yers outnumber Baby Boomers and that 96% of … Continue reading
Keeping Alaska Green is very important to many of the Anchorage Alaska Bed & Breakfast Innkeepers. The AABBA’s “Going Green” lodging program is an plan of action which aspires to prompt the members of the group to make changes to … Continue reading
