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Vermont is a Strong Brand

January 12th, 2017 by Eben Viens

As US states go, Vermont is a strong brand. What comes to mind this time of year is Snow, with a capital S.  For downhill skiers, snowboarders and snowmobile enthusiasts, Vermont’s snowfall is the envy of the nation. This according to the Burlington Free Press. In fall it is the ultimate leaf peeper locale. Early spring brings maple […]

Green Living Lodging

February 18th, 2016 by Eben Viens

Kermit the Frog once reflected in song that it wasn’t easy being green. Today Kermit would be a great spokesfrog for living green and promoting eco-friendly practices. Green is in! Go Kermie. There is an increasing interest in staying in lodging that is more sustainable. Starting in 2013 Trip Advisor launched its GreenLeaders program. ‘The TripAdvisor GreenLeaders Program showcases a […]

Norman T. Simpson – Country Inns and Back Roads

January 10th, 2013 by Eben Viens

Once upon a time there was a man by the name of Norman T. Simpson. He travelled the roads of our vast country and wrote of the unique country inns he visited. He talked with the innkeepers and the guests and quoted their words of wisdom and advice. His comments were light hearted and full […]

First Days of Innkeeping

July 16th, 2012 by Eben Viens

‘Don’t sweat the small stuff’, advice we hear frequently. But with new innkeepers starting off in the height of the season that small stuff can seem awfully BIG. Many of you may recall your first jittery days as innkeepers and can look back with a nostalgic chuckle or two. We received a very expressive email […]

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