1/ Guests don't book a Lebanese villa. They book the pool. One cloudy morning is enough for a bad review. The costs villa owners in Lebanon don't budget for, in one thread
3/ The generator is the second roof. Fuel weekly in season, a service before summer, a plan for the August cut. Guests don't wait for the power to come back.
2/ The pool runs 24 hours. Filtration day and night in season, water tested every few days, a professional service weekly. Skip one and the water stops matching the photos.
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@AzarsTweets And last by providing them a nice house with a nice design, fully equipped for cooking, with good internet, comfy and cozy furniture, we will allow them to rest after a long day work, boost their energy and creativity levels, and get them ready to survive another day.
@AzarsTweets Pricing in LBP, at the rate of $1 equal 1500 is taking into consideration their unchanged purchasing power even though the currency devaluated and it comes at the detriment of our margins.
@AzarsTweets Because offering sterilized and clean house at every check in will keep them safe. Offering 24/7 customer service will keep them assured. Offering masks, sanitizers, and gloves will reduce further commuting.
@AzarsTweets From our perspective offering it for free will lead to more employees losing their jobs, more business going bankrupt, more suppliers not getting paid, and most importantly not being able to serve our doctors, nurses, expats, and clients with the standard they require.