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Transform your campground with the voice of your guests! 🌟 Discover how guest feedback can lead to innovative partnerships and elevate the camping experience. Dive into our latest blog post for actionable insights! https://timeto.camp/J4sdY

The last few years camping, glamping and the whole outdoor accommodation industry has been on a tear! And so has the adoption of revenue management. The benefits of dynamic pricing aren't reserved solely for "standard" hotels - outdoor accommodations providers and holiday park operators can get in on the sunshine as well! Check out how G3 RMS can help these properties tackle their unique dynamic pricing challenges. #Hospitality #RevenueManagement

"Unleash your sense of adventure with our exclusive Safari BBQ Buggy Tour for just 850 DHS! 🏜️🔥 Experience the thrill of dune bashing, the joy of buggy riding, and the flavors of a sumptuous BBQ dinner under the stars. Limited slots available, book now for an unforgettable desert escapade! 🌌🏎️ #SafariBuggyTour #BBQUnderTheStars #DesertAdventure #SpecialOffer #DubaiExploration #BookNow #AdventureAwaits"

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What's happening in the OC as it pertains to golf course design, development, and resort development, especially in light of post-COVID changes in recreation and land use? If you're looking to the answer to this question, then please join ULI Orange County/Inland Empire on April 18th in Newport Beach where our experts aim to provide valuable insights, case studies, and practical knowledge and strategies for success to professionals interested in golf course and resort development. https://lnkd.in/gxMcWXdW

The May issue of Ski Area Management (SAM) magazine features an article on “The Question of Capacity” by SE Group’s Director of Mountain Planning, Pete Williams.   In this article, Pete breaks down what comfortable carrying capacity (CCC) is, the factors that are used to calculate CCC, how it is used by resorts to create a desired experience for their guests, as well as balance of facility usage, such as parking, lodging, terrain and to ensure respectful use of the land. The article also dives into how a mountain resort’s CCC can be used to effectively plan with the surrounding communities for alignment of regional planning capacity metrics. An interesting peak behind the scenes of mountain planning!   Read the full article below. Thanks SAM for sharing!

🌞☀️ Summer is right around the corner! Are you ready to make the most of those sunny days? We've just published our ultimate bucket list to help you soak up the sun, chase adventure, and create unforgettable memories 🌴 ➡️ From beach days and camping trips to road trip adventures and outdoor concerts, there's something for everyone. Don't miss out on these fantastic ideas to make this summer one for the books! Check out our latest blog for all the details and let’s plan the best summer ever. #BucketList #AdventureAwaits Link in the comments 👇👇👇

Seeing how many voyages we can squeeze in before the end of summer! #summervibes #lakelife #watersports #getoutdoors #rent #luxuryliving #apartment #apartmentliving #apartments #petfriendly #panoramicviews #openlayout #openconcept #outdoorpool #onlineleasing

SUMTER ITEM Commentary: Power of our collective heritage and Super Bowl of Steeplechase Posted Saturday, September 28, 2024 6:00 am By Tom Mullikin On Sunday, Nov. 17, the "Super Bowl" of Steeplechase will return to the internationally renowned Springdale racecourse in Camden. This is a key component of the Palmetto State's heritage. For pricing, tickets, a great map and much more, visit https://lnkd.in/ejzABGXK. From the earliest days, South Carolina has been known for its beautiful nature and environment. In his inaugural address in 2023, Gov. Henry McMaster shared portions of a report dated June 9, 1739, and addressed to "His Excellency James Glen Esq. Capt. General, Governor, and Commander in Chief in and over his Majesty's province of South Carolina." The report, published according to an Act of Parliament by B. Roberts & W.H. Toms, reads in part: "The Climate of Carolina is extremely agreeable & wholesome & may well be looked upon as the most temperate part of the habitable Earth. (I)t is the fairest & most fruitful Province belonging to Great Britain." Globally, tourism is nearly a $7 trillion industry, and here in South Carolina at $29 billion, it is our leading industry. Ecotourism is now responsible for 25% of the sector, and it is the fastest growing. Many areas of South Carolina are discovering that ecotourism is as great an economic driver as new manufacturers. As the oldest inland city in South Carolina, Camden has experienced an equally interesting and robust economic renaissance through its important history and its beautiful outdoors, including the Wateree River, trails - including a relatively new spur of the famed Palmetto Trail, state park and lake. But the cornerstone of its economic revitalization is its internationally renowned equestrian community. From the early days of the First Americans, Camden has provided ecosystems for one of the most powerful tribes of central South Carolina. Some of the state's oldest prehistoric sites are in Kershaw County, including mounds, rock shelters and Paleo-Indian artifacts. The massive Native American settlement of Cofitachiqui, with its temple mound capital outside Camden, drew to our lush lands explorers like Hernando de Soto in 1540, Captain Juan Pardo in 1566 and 1568 and the Englishman Henry Woodward in 1670. Former U.S. presidents have also ridden their horses through the streets of Camden, including a young Andrew Jackson, a member of the historic S.C. State Guard, as well as the great outdoorsman and adventurer Theodore Roosevelt. It is these significant historical moments, locations and activities that we seek to preserve by bringing back the internationally acclaimed Colonial Cup. Together in South Carolina we need to work to protect our ecology, our economy and our heritage. Please join us for the return of this great race on Sunday, Nov. 17, and enjoy a small but important slice of what makes our state great.