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The Mast Farm Inn announces the launch of its new Gift Certificates & Gift Packages Website
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by henrid33 | January 22, 2007 at 05:14 pm
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"The Mast Farm Inn, in Historic Valle Crucis, North Carolina, is pleased to announce the launch of its new Gift Certificates & Gift Packages Website"
Mast Farm Inn Gift Certificates & Gift Packages
https://www.mastfarm.net/mfi-gift-certificates/index.html
Is also accessible from The Mast Farm Inn site at
http://www.mastfarminn.com/giftcertificates/index.html
Certificates and Packages benefit from outstanding design and pricing, are a great value, offer generous free upgrade opportunities, provide significant savings, and many services are available exclusively through gift packages.
We hope you will have a look when you have a moment and that you will forward this message to family and friends you believe may have an interest in benefiting from this unique collection of Mast Farm Inn gift packages.
Best Regards,
The Mast Farm Inn
Country Inn & Restaurant
in Historic Valle Crucis, North Carolina,
near Blowing Rock, Banner Elk, Beech Mountain, Sugar Mountain,
Linville, Boone, Grandfather Mountain, and The Blue Ridge Parkway,
in the Western North Carolina High Country.
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 704
Valle Crucis, North Carolina 28691
Physical Address
2543 Broadstone Road
Banner Elk, North Carolina 28604
Telephone: 828-963-5857
Toll Free: 1-888-963-5857
Fax: 828-963-6404
E-Mail: stay@mastfarminn.com
Internet: www.mastfarminn.com
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at 20:14 on January 22nd, 2007
As one of the NowPublic editors, I’ve flagged your item as Incomplete.
Oops, you're batting 0 - 3.
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at 20:29 on January 22nd, 2007
It is a press release so if that is not appropriate here then how can I remove it, If I cannot and you can then go ahead and remove. Thanks
at 10:35 on January 23rd, 2007
No prob for now, henrid33 - but pls in the future acknowledge sources. Also you might want to see this comment I just posted elsewhere:
Hey HTAdvisor - many thanks for the clarifications and your great attitude.
Here's what I suggest to people like yourself who both have good content and
a business case attached:
Be really transparent. Instead of calling
yourself HTAdvisor, use your real name, post your real photo. That really honors
the community.
Then in your postings, try to find something really new to hang (or "hook",
as they call it in the news biz) your story on. A new product launch, a piece of
new technology, etc.
Try to remember what's it's like for you as a news consumer when you
encounter a story where you suspect there's a hidden agenda.
Once the agenda is revealed, everybody relaxes.
Anyway, I really appreciated the way you responded. Welcome to NowPublic!
at 16:58 on January 23rd, 2007
Thanks appreciate the benefit of the doubt. I think what is most newsworthy from a industry standpoint is the fact that in a B&B free upgrades cost very little to business but add great value to the guest experience. I will see what I can come up with that makes sense and is of value to any reader using that above as an example. Perhaps a simple article on how when they arrive at check-in they should feel free to ask, and that 99% of the time if an upgrade to a better room is available they will get it. The downside is that if you reserve the cheap room and hope for that then it is like being on standby, for some ok, for others not worth the risk.