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The Lost Aria Rediscovered in Venice's Ospedaletto...

December 11, 2023

This story was originally published on The Conversation. It appears here under a Creative Commons license. Imagine Lady Gaga or Elton John teaching at an orphanage or homeless shelter, offering daily music lessons. That’s what took place at Venice’s four Ospedali Grandi, which were charitable institutions that took in the needy—including orphaned and foundling girls—from the 16th century to the turn of the 19th century. Remarkably, all four Ospedali hired some of the greatest musicians and composers of the...

Podcast: Ol Pejeta Rhino Cemetery

December 11, 2023

Listen and subscribe on Stitcher, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast apps. In this episode of The Atlas Obscura Podcast, we visit a small memorial in the grasslands of Kenya. Ol Pejeta Rhino Cemetery is a way to honor one of the most endangered animals in the world—the rhinoceros—and draw attention to ongoing threats to their existence. Our podcast is an audio guide to the world’s wondrous, awe-inspiring, strange places. In under 15 minutes, we’ll take you to...

The Atlas Obscura Crossword: Worst Place in...

December 11, 2023

This Atlas Obscura–themed crossword comes from independent crossword constructor Brendan Emmett Quigley. He has been a professional puzzlemaker since 1996, and his pieces have appeared in dozens of publications. He’s also a member of the Boston Typewriter Orchestra. You can solve the puzzle below, or download it in .pdf or .puz. Note that the links in the clues will take you to Atlas Obscura pages that contain the answer. Happy solving!

Best AI Use Cases and Strategies in...

December 11, 2023

Question for Our Revenue Management Expert Panel: What are the most beneficial use cases and practical applications of AI in hotel revenue management? Where do you think the opportunities and pitfalls may lie? (Question by Alenka McMahon) Our Revenue Management Expert Panel Alenka McMahon – Managing Director, Hotel The post Best AI Use Cases and Strategies in Hotel Revenue Management appeared first on Revfine.com.

A Comprehensive Overview of All Hotel Positions

December 10, 2023

Hotel Positions Hotel positions encompass a variety of roles within a hotel’s operation, such as management, front office, housekeeping, food and beverage, and maintenance. These positions are crucial as they collectively ensure the smooth running of the hotel, delivering quality guest experiences and maintaining its reputation and operational efficiency. Key Takeaways Diverse Role Spectrum: Covers The post A Comprehensive Overview of All Hotel Positions appeared first on Revfine.com.

The 7 Star Hotel: Learn Everything About...

December 10, 2023

The 7-Star Hotel A 7-star hotel represents the pinnacle of luxury in the hospitality industry, although not officially recognized in the traditional star rating system. These hotels offer unparalleled service, exquisite amenities, and exceptional experiences, often featuring opulent decor and personalized services. They are important symbols of status, luxury, and architectural marvels, catering to the The post The 7 Star Hotel: Learn Everything About Seven Star Hotels appeared first on Revfine.com.

Hotel Facilities: Everything You Should Know About...

December 9, 2023

Hotel Facilities Hotel facilities refer to the various amenities and services a hotel provides to enhance guest comfort and convenience. These can include rooms, restaurants, fitness centers, spas, conference rooms, and pools. They are important as they significantly impact the guest experience, influencing satisfaction, repeat business, and the hotel’s overall reputation. Key Takeaways Variety of The post Hotel Facilities: Everything You Should Know About Facilities in Hotels appeared first on Revfine.com.

Front Office Department in Hotel: Everything You...

December 9, 2023

Front Office Department in Hotel The front office department in a hotel is a critical area where guests first encounter hotel staff. It manages key functions like reservations, guest services, and check-ins/check-outs. This department is essential for creating first impressions, ensuring guest satisfaction, and effectively managing room inventory and billing, making it vital for a The post Front Office Department in Hotel: Everything You Need to Know appeared first on Revfine.com.

The Weird, Wonderful World of Collecting French...

December 9, 2023

Each January, French families unite around the frangipane-stuffed puff pastry known as galette des rois, an Epiphany staple now enjoyed throughout the month. Along with glasses of cider or Champagne, the assembled dig into their slices, carefully, in hopes of being designated king for the day by the presence of an inedible trinket known as the fève. Fève originally means fava bean, an allusion to similar winter solstice traditions dating back as far as ancient Rome, with favas signifying...

Make Thailand’s Golden Thread Dessert

December 8, 2023

Last week, I wrote about the life and legacy of Maria Guyomar de Pinha, the Portuguese-Japanese countess turned Siamese palace chef nicknamed “the Queen of Thai Desserts.” In addition to being a harrowing tale of murder, betrayal, and political intrigue, Guyomar’s life story tells of a 17th-century culinary exchange between Portugal and Thailand whose reverberations continue today. Few dishes demonstrate this better than foi thong, or “golden threads,” a treat that consists of fine strands of yolk cooked in...

Most Canadians Live South of Seattle and...

December 8, 2023

“Most Canadians live south of Seattle,” my editor Alex writes. “You probably knew this, but have you ever done a map on that?” I’m pretty sure I have, some years ago on the Strange Maps Facebook page. As I try to locate that particular post, it gets me thinking about other examples of this phenomenon. Other examples include the counterintuitive fact that Canada extends as far south as California, and the equally unexpected fact that New York City, on...

Museum of Deaf History, Arts and Culture...

December 8, 2023

The Museum of Deaf History, Arts, and Culture documents the experiences of people in the Deaf community. The theme of fighting discrimination unites many varied exhibits ranging from the history of Deaf education to important achievements of noteworthy deaf individuals. The museum also features a small exhibition of works by deaf artists. Photographs and exhibits tell the story of America’s first deaf school, established in 1817, and the founding of Gallaudet University in 1864. American Sign Language (ASL) traces...

Jackie Robinson Mural in Montreal, Québec

December 8, 2023

Jackie Robinson is a baseball legend and civil rights icon, known for breaking major league baseball’s longstanding color barrier while with the Brooklyn Dodgers. However, before Jackie became known as #42, he was #9, as a member of the Montreal Royals, an affiliated minor league franchise. Jackie Robinson’s season in Montreal is immortalized in a Boulevard Saint-Laurent mural. When Branch Rickey signed Jackie Robinson, he had played for one post-war season with the Kansas City Monarchs. Signing a Black...

Mandarado Burial Grottoes in Kamakura, Japan

December 8, 2023

Kamakura, the medieval capital of Japan, is set in a “natural citadel” facing the sea and surrounded by wooded hills in all other directions. As there are sandstone cliffs everywhere, it developed a unique style of tomb called the yagura, an artificial grotto where the ashes of the deceased are buried, alongside Buddhist effigies and funerary pagodas. Approximately 3,000 such burial caves are known today, both big and small, and a number of “yagura clusters” can be found all...

Covetes dels Moros in Bocairent, Spain

December 8, 2023

Just over 50 “windows” carved into an almost sheer rock face at the Fos Ravine, just outside Bocairent in the Valencia region of Spain. They open out into as many, interconnected “rooms” behind them. For many years, the origins of these windows were unclear. The earliest proposed origin was that they formed the cells of a Visigoth monastery, though recent research suggests this is unlikely. Since about 2016 they are generally identified as granary stores of Berber origin. (You...

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