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Benvenuti a Venice Accommodation

Eccolo!
Finalmente e´nato un blog per gli amanti di Venezia, amanti stranieri, o turisti , o forse di stranieri che nei sogni immaginano che un giorno possano abitare a Venezia.
oppure per chi sente questa citta´come seconda patria, e passa molti attimi della sua vita, quando il tempo libero lo permette, di tornare sempre a Venezia da luoghi remoti e visitarne ogni suo angolo.
Qui vorrei inoltre condividere le mie esperienze di Hotelier, e di come sia diventato difficile lavorare nel marketing di alloggi a Venezia nella giungla del Web.
Commenti sono naturalmente ben visti, soprattutto da colleghi e turisti che cercano informazioni e tipps per Venezia, e naturalmente per chi cerca un hotel a Venezia.
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