What's it like to Stay at the Famous INVISIBLE HOUSE?
Summary
Richard Fertig shares his team's stay at the Invisible House in Palm Springs, discussing what they liked about it and the hosting lessons learned. He emphasizes the importance of bold marketing that attracts the right guests while deterring those who may not be a good fit and implementing systems for thorough post-cleaning inspections and quick inventory checks to ensure guests have a seamless experience.
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