Guest ranch

Salvation Army Case Study The Salvation Army Automates Guest Access & Expands BYOD SH: Uses Network Sentry’s Unique Multiple Portal Feature to Unify Guest Experience Network Profile: A Cisco network that integrates 80 different locations. Challenges • Automate the guest access provisioning process for 80 locations • Provide a unified look and feel for 80 access portals, all with different local provisioning • Expand BYOD wireless connectivity options without sacrificing security or compliance…

Dealing with annoying unwanted guests trying to take over your home I have had the rare opportunity to deal with a few guests; some were fun to have with and left when they ought to. I missed their company most times after they. I also had a share of pretty bad unwanted guest, and they are the guests I will be focusing on in this article. I have asked time and time again, how does one deal with obnoxious guests that find themselves in our home. I just wanted a broader perspective about this…

Cattle drives lead to what they call cattle towns or “cow towns.” Cow towns flourished in the time period 1866-1890. This was mainly because of the railroads that had reached towns suitable for gathering and shipping cattle. The first town to fully establish was Abilene in Kansas. Dodge City and Wichita soon followed. Dodge City was considered the “cowboy capital of the world.” (Ramos). In order for the cowmen to make sure they didn’t lose any of their cattle or to keep others from stealing, and…

One of the great mysteries of the modern world is why and how America became such an economic and democratic success. The most salient explanation for this distinctive economic and democratic success of America is the Myth of the Frontier. As debatably the lasting of American myths, with roots in colonial times and a commanding enduring presence in modern culture, the Frontier Myth instilled Americans with the ideas of the perennial rebirth, fluidity of life, new opportunities, and continuous…

“Why! Why does it have to be this way? Why can’t people just treat horses like real living things!” I screamed at my riding instructor. “Because, some people just don’t think that way,” she replied to my outburst with surprising calmness. Before I knew it, I grabbed a fistful of my new horse, Zeus’s mane and swung onto him bareback. We galloped for what felt like hours, but was only a few minutes. I ended up at a place I didn’t know existed, another horse farm. A boy maybe 5 years older…

During the early 1800s, land, in general, was of precious value to most Americans as farming was the key to success. Along with moving westward, land was seen as a new opportunity for American settlers to build a better life. The land was already occupied by Native Americans though, therefore, the American settlers pushed for the federal government to pass laws that gave them rights over the lands. Then, Indian Territory kept getting smaller and smaller due to the federal government laws that…

Over the hill of a small town there is a lone shadow of a man on a horse watching over the town making sure that everything within the town is safe and no bandit is going to raid or rob any of the townsfolks. He is the saver of damsels in distress, the rider of freedom and peace, however this image of the cowboy that so many people have in their minds is not the true cowboy, but an image from popular literature, to films. The real cowboys were the men that would run cattle drives making sure…

entertainment of guests, visitors or strangers with liberality and goodwill.” (Clayton W. Barrows, 2009). As we come to an end of hospitality, there are a number of aspects that we have learnt. I have broadened my thinking to consider the value of hospitality and what it is to be hospitable. Commercial hospitality focuses mainly on profit making but private and public hospitality do focus on the host and guest relationship. In a private or a public hospitality, the host might oblige on the guest…

an instructor named Jim he is the one who explained everything to us about Epcot. Firstly we learned how Customer/ Guest satisfaction, Financial/Business results, Employee/cast Excellence, and communication is how they are not important than one another, they are equal in Disney, the cast members have to focus on all of this so that they can provide an exceptional guest service to guest and it will be a magical one. For instance, If the cast member or any part of the Disney team just focuses on…

A manager can give a guest who had problems with their meal a discount on their meal and/or give them a coupon for free appetizer or dessert for the next time they visit. While this can seem like a major issue of losing money by giving discounts, it is extremely important for a restaurant to keep its customers and to give them a good experience. Guests who have enjoyed their meal and service will likely return while guests who don’t enjoy their meal probably will not return…