Information Just for Travel Operators

Info Just for Travel Operators

Add Your URL to 111 Travel Directory - Several types of listings are available - something for every budget!
Quick Submit - Submit your web page to several search engines. Many require only your URL and e-mail address.
Innkeeper Classifieds - Is your bed & breakfast inn for sale? Are you searching for a bed & breakfast inn to purchase? Do you know of a seminar for innkeepers? Check out this page.
How to Advertise Your Web Pages - If you are actively promoting your travel site on the internet, you will find valuable advice here.
Tip for Innkeepers or Prospective Innkeepers - A reciprocal links program can be an effective way to increase your website's visibility, popularity, and Alexa rating or Google PageRank. Be aware, though, that linking to sites with dissimilar content may not be helpful. In fact, depending on what is happening with search engine algorithms, 'off-content' links may be counter-productive. A lodging property should try to trade links with other travel-related sites. P.S. In case you weren't aware 111 Travel Directory (add reciprocal link here) and 1000 Tips 4 Trips (add reciprocal link here) have well-established link programs.
So - You Want to be an Innkeeper - With over 70,000 copies sold, this must-have guide has proven itself the best and most reliable source of information for aspiring innkeepers. Highly recommended by both the American Bed and Breakfast Association and the Professional Association of Innkeepers International, it presents the facts from the insiders on how to start, operate, and promote a successful establishment.

Now completely revised and updated, So - You Want to Be an Innkeeper also includes new information on cottages, luxury properties, and spa services - a reflection of recent trends in innkeeping. Charts and worksheets for financial planning, property evaluation, and cash flow projection keep potential innkeepers' feet planted firmly on the ground. For anyone who has ever dreamed of opening their own cozy little B&B, here is the inn-side scoop from those who've been there.

Authors, Mary E. Davies, Pat Hardy, Jo Ann M. Bell, and Susan Brown have all run successful bed and breakfast inns.