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Last week, I let a client go. I said that was enou Last week, I let a client go. I said that was enough. I'd never had a problem with him paying on time, or the work being uninteresting. But the work I was doing with him kept me from the work I needed to be doing. I wonder if certain tourism destinations can relate. Certain tourists might be easier. Maybe they don't ask the tough questions about where your food comes from. Maybe they don't ask questions about how sustainable or responsible you are. But maybe they leave a mess. Maybe they aren't as respectful. Maybe they only book when you're offering 40% off on a Wednesday night. To get the type of tourists that could be better for you in the long-term, would you consider saying no to the short-term?#tourismtoday #tourismmarketing #tourismbusinessmanagement #tourismmanagement #tourismindustry #tourismmarketingsolutions
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