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We're Nothing if Not Topical!
We're also topical on bandbowner.com. Lets take a recent hot potato, The New Fire Regulation Order. We know from our experience that to try and change legislation once it is . . . B&B Advice
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Recession Marketing
Chris Parkin
Marketing into a recession presents new challenges but to someone who understands the importance of Marketing in a small business . . . B&B Advice
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The Hotel Inspector
Chris Parkin
Being quite blunt, television programmes that take aspects of any industry and examine them for the purpose of promoting a television show really don't feature on my radar. . . . B&B Advice
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B & B Online Availability vs. Online Booking
Should Bed and Breakfast owners make their rooms available online, or go the extra step and let guests book online? Many people are now booking their holidays and business trips using the internet, and this number is set to rise dramatically with the explosion in broadband and the increasing number of tourism related websites available . . . B&B Advice
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B&B Legislation Checklist
If you are a B&B owner, you'll want to print, save and work through this handy checklist to see what regulations, red tape and legislation apply to your Bed And Breakfast business. . . . B&B Advice
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B&B Metric Gas Bill Calculator
Use this B&B calculator to work out and check your gas invoice is accurate or use it to compare supplier quotes. It's a Metric gas calculator and so works in cubic metres. We also have an Imperial gas calculator for cubic feet! . . . B&B Advice
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B&B Electricity Bill Calculator.
Use this B&B calculator to work out and check your electricity invoice is accurate. Even if you have more than one tariff, it's not a problem as this ready reckoner asks how many tariffs you are charged and proceeds to offer you the correct number before going on to tell you if you are being charged correctly and what the charge from a new supplier might be. . . . B&B Advice
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Bed and Breakfast Net Profit Calculator.
Chris Hayton
This B&B calculator will reveal how much money you have earned from doing business over a period of time. It takes all the money you have received from your sales and any other revenue streams and subtracts all expenses, including operating expenses, financing costs, and taxes. Put simply, B&B Net Profit is calculated as total revenue minus total expenses. . . . B&B Advice
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