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So -- You Want to be an Innkeeper: The Definitive Guide to Operating a Successful Bed and Breakfast Inn Third Edition, Revised and Expanded
This long-awaited new edition of Chronicle Books' best-selling guide (28,000 copies sold) to running a bed-and-breakfast inn has been completely revised and expanded for the '90s. Highly recommended by the Professional Association of Innkeepers International, this acclaimed volume contains savvy insider information on how to start, operate, and promote a successful establishment. With its substantial revisions and expanded scope, So You Want to Be an Innkeeper is more essential than ever for anyone who dreams of entering this creative profession.
319 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 1996
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June 12, 2017
We purchased the book So You Want To Be An Innkeeper way back in the1990s, and it has been a part of our personal library all those years. We just had not read it yet.
The book has a 1996 copyright and was rewritten a few years back. The information is still appropriate today, in most cases. The only thing we saw that is probably outdated is information regarding computers and there have probably been changes in some of the laws and IRS regulations.
So You Want To Be An Innkeeper is very well-written, interesting, and informative. It would help prospective innkeepers make appropriate decisions and would also help them understand a little more about what it is like to own a country inn or bed and breakfast inn.
Although So You Want To Be An Innkeeper is old, it would still be helpful today. We give the book all five stars and hope there will be a new edition soon.
The book has a 1996 copyright and was rewritten a few years back. The information is still appropriate today, in most cases. The only thing we saw that is probably outdated is information regarding computers and there have probably been changes in some of the laws and IRS regulations.
So You Want To Be An Innkeeper is very well-written, interesting, and informative. It would help prospective innkeepers make appropriate decisions and would also help them understand a little more about what it is like to own a country inn or bed and breakfast inn.
Although So You Want To Be An Innkeeper is old, it would still be helpful today. We give the book all five stars and hope there will be a new edition soon.
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