Hotels nach Religion
Hotels oder Hotelketten für bestimmte Religionsgruppen. Für die Christen gibt es in Europa schon diverse Hotelvereinigungen, die sich nur durch diese Spezialiät von anderen Anbietern abheben und einen grossen Zulauf aus christlichen Kreisen haben. Gleiches könnte man auch für Juden, Moslems, Hindus oder Buddhisten lancieren. Speziell in der Schweiz, die einen grossen Zulauf von asiatischen Touristen hat. Essen, Einrichtung, Kleidung des Personals, Feiertage usw. komplett auf die Religion der Zielgruppe ausrichten.
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Samialagiri
(11. Oktober 2015)
Great point- the Euro will deconstruct which will cause a flhgit to safety in gold and partially the US dollar. The northern Europeans will then establish stronger currencies either individually or as a smaller version of the Euro. This will provide an alternative to the US dollar for safety and trade.This will be the last gasp of the US Dollar supremacy. Once an alternative is available and the US fails to fix their debt problems we will see the fall of the mighty greenback!
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(12. Oktober 2015)
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Maik
(12. Oktober 2015)
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(13. Oktober 2015)
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Ahmed
(13. Oktober 2015)
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