How does a hotel deal with lost & found items?

In February 2020 we did a story on personal items left behind at hotels and resorts in the country. We featured housekeeping supervisors in that interview who told us that many of the items left behind were inexpensive and difficult to return. (The cost of returning it could sometimes be more than the price of the article you want to return.)

For this month’s feature, we speak to end-customers – people who may have left something behind at the resort.

The people featured here are active on the travel and vacation front. And as we mentioned in our previous interview, this demographic is useful to us – and relevant, in terms of vacation interests and feedback. (Where they go, what they do, and what they look for at a vacation resort.)

There’s more on this story at this link > World of Travel / May 2023

(Image credits included in the main story at this link.)

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Finding a resort near a wildlife sanctuary

India is home to many national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, and the most popular wildlife resorts are located within the boundaries of these parks and sanctuaries, providing guests with the opportunity to explore the area in a safe and controlled environment.

Wildlife resorts are a great way to experience life inside a forest – as they offer activities such as bird watching, fishing, and nature walks. Many of the resorts offer safaris, where visitors can go on guided tours of the park or sanctuary accompanied by experienced guides and naturalists. Some sanctuaries also offer jeep safaris, allowing you to observe wildlife in their natural environment.

At the end of this feature story we feature links to two AIRDA members who have properties near wild life sanctuaries.

There’s more on this story at this link > World of AIRDA / May 2023

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