Thesaurus / hospitality
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Tax revenues that fund things like hospitals and social services come from local sales, so when visitors don’t come, it impacts more than just the hospitality industry.
THE RECREATION ECONOMY ISN'T AS RESILIENT AS WE THOUGHTHEATHER HANSMANAUGUST 29, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINEThe pandemic only made that financial situation worse with job losses in industries like tourism, hospitality, and the oil industry.
HURRICANE LAURA’S IMPACT ON LOUISIANA PUTS A SPOTLIGHT ON US POVERTYKAREN HOAUGUST 27, 2020QUARTZThe category with the most review activity was travel and hospitality with 237.
THE AVERAGE GMB PROFILE HAS 73 REVIEWS, 45 PHOTOS, 5 POSTS AND A STAR RATING OF 4.08GREG STERLINGAUGUST 26, 2020SEARCH ENGINE LANDCraft distillers are considered small businesses within the hospitality industry.
CRAFT DISTILLERS HAVE LOST OUT ON MORE THAN $700 MILLION IN SALES BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMICRACHEL KINGAUGUST 20, 2020FORTUNEThat means drawing from the lessons of the initial Covid-19 wave to keep patrons safe while experimenting with new revenue-generating models—and re-evaluating their purpose of the hospitality industry in the process.
HOTELS TWEAK THEIR MODEL AND MISSION TO SURVIVE THE PANDEMICANNE QUITOJULY 14, 2020QUARTZShe welcomed them with all the native hospitality, as she would have opened her door to let the sunlight in.
THE AWAKENING AND SELECTED SHORT STORIESKATE CHOPINWith great courtesy and hospitality Ki Pak invited the stranger within the house.
OUR LITTLE KOREAN COUSINH. LEE M. PIKEAgain they heard the growl much nearer than before, and it became evident that the lion was intent on claiming hospitality.
HUNTING THE LIONSR.M. BALLANTYNEIreland is often accused of neglecting her opportunities, but never her hospitality.
FIFTY YEARS OF RAILWAY LIFE IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELANDJOSEPH TATLOWInstantly Eudora, who had seemed so listless, woke up with all the hospitality of her Southern nature roused to action.
THE CROMPTONSMARY J. HOLMESWORDS RELATED TO HOSPITALITY
- all heart
- alms-giving
- altruism
- beneficence
- benevolence
- big-heartedness
- bounteousness
- bounty
- charitableness
- charity
- free giving
- generousness
- goodness
- great-heartedness
- heart
- high-mindedness
- hospitality
- kindness
- large-heartedness
- largesse
- lavishness
- liberality
- magnanimity
- munificence
- nobleness
- openhandedness
- philanthropy
- profusion
- readiness
- unselfishness
- unsparingness
- all heart
- alms-giving
- altruism
- beneficence
- benevolence
- big-heartedness
- bounteousness
- bountifulness
- bounty
- charitableness
- charity
- free giving
- freehandedness
- generousness
- goodness
- great-heartedness
- heart
- high-mindedness
- hospitality
- kindness
- large-heartedness
- largesse
- lavishness
- liberality
- magnanimity
- magnanimousness
- nobleness
- openhandedness
- philanthropy
- profusion
- readiness
- unselfishness
- unsparingness
- all heart
- alms-giving
- altruism
- beneficence
- benevolence
- big-heartedness
- bounteousness
- bountifulness
- bounty
- charitableness
- charity
- free giving
- freehandedness
- generousness
- goodness
- great-heartedness
- heart
- high-mindedness
- hospitality
- kindness
- large-heartedness
- largesse
- lavishness
- liberality
- magnanimity
- magnanimousness
- munificence
- nobleness
- philanthropy
- profusion
- readiness
- unselfishness
- unsparingness
- all heart
- alms-giving
- altruism
- beneficence
- benevolence
- big-heartedness
- bounteousness
- bountifulness
- bounty
- charitableness
- charity
- free giving
- freehandedness
- generousness
- goodness
- great-heartedness
- heart
- high-mindedness
- hospitality
- kindness
- large-heartedness
- largesse
- lavishness
- liberality
- magnanimity
- magnanimousness
- munificence
- nobleness
- openhandedness
- philanthropy
- profusion
- readiness
- unselfishness
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