15 years
If anybody is coming to the Unconference from Poland, there are some seats available in a car driving down from Krakow. If interested, please reply to this post and I will pass on your contact information.
2009 Unconference in Grunau
Hostel Conferences and Tourism Events
People who have registered for the 2009 Unconference in Grunau should have received an email from HostelUnconference.com.
If you didn't get an email, please let me know.
After you login to HostelUnconference.com you will be able to change your username, password, bio, profile picture and email notification settings.
HostelUnconference.com allows everyone in the group to contact all the other attendees to discuss the event before we get to Grunau.
If you have any suggestions or feedback for HostelUnconference.com, please let me know. :)
Thanks,
Josh
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15 years
Hi there,
Is it possible to provide us a list of who has signed up for the Unconference? You can send it to my private email address, if so.
Thanks ever so much.
Carolyn, Krumlov House
15 years
I think there at 15 people signed up at the moment and I'm expecting at least 20. Everyone who is going works in hostels except for one person from a no-commission hostel directory website.
Hope you can make it! :)
15 years
Hi Carolyn,
It would be awesome to see you in Grünau! Come on, it´s just a short drive for you anyway!
15 years
I know this event will just roll on between conversations but I wouldn't mind having a previous brainstorming session...
I would be interested in the following topics:
- Working together as partners, not competition
- How to handle the frugal buyer: customer care for picky guests during recession!
- Alternative marketing strategies
- The booking engine paradox: To be or not to be there?
- Being top rated: The Portuguese Hostel experience
- Running activities to increase revenue and ratings...
I bet there are more topics we wanna talk about... do you have any suggestions? ;)
15 years
I would be interested in the following topics:
- Working together as partners, not competition
- How to handle the frugal buyer: customer care for picky guests during recession!
- Alternative marketing strategies
- The booking engine paradox: To be or not to be there?
- Being top rated: The Portuguese Hostel experience
- Running activities to increase revenue and ratings...
I bet there are more topics we wanna talk about... do you have any suggestions? ;)
Good topics...
More ideas (somewhat overlapping)
- Offline marketing (e.g., making connections with other hostels, even if it's informal - they do an especially good job of this in some places I've been to)
- Booking engines: how booking engines can be encouraged to become more hostel-friendly, and/or how hostels can support hostel-friendly hostel directories.
- the future of hostelling - what is the ideal scenario and how do hostels make it happen?
- bedbug prevention/control -- there was an interesting discussion about this in Canada. I'll see if I have my notes.
- how to make hostelling more popular worldwide
- are collaborative social media efforts worthwhile? (social media = online word of mouth)
15 years
If anybody is coming to the Unconference from Poland, there are some seats available in a car driving down from Krakow. If interested, please reply to this post and I will pass on your contact information.
Hey! I'd be really happy you you could pick me up in Krakow! What time are you leaving?
15 years
Hey! I'd be really happy you you could pick me up in Krakow! What time are you leaving?
I let the people driving down from Krakow know...
Here is an update of countries where people are coming from:
- Austria
- Germany
- Greece
- Hungary
- Netherlands
- Poland
- Portugal
- Romania
- Russia
- USA
There are still 5 more days left to register :)
15 years
How many people are registered so far?
There are 14 so far, not including the people from the Treehouse Hostel.
Please pass the word on if you know anyone else who might want to attend :)
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