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New policy at Rancho Naturalista (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter njlarsen
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JJP
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I'll be interested to see how Rancho has "adjusted" for these prices.
Still, I'm not sure the guides have gotten their just dues in the old system with the tipping because of the current price stream of "all-inclusive". This particular set-up is probably better for the guides.... but I just have my doubts about whether the cost of Rancho is scaled back to appropriately reflect that.
Still, I'm not sure the guides have gotten their just dues in the old system with the tipping because of the current price stream of "all-inclusive". This particular set-up is probably better for the guides.... but I just have my doubts about whether the cost of Rancho is scaled back to appropriately reflect that.
Birdingcraft
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I would be surprised if rates at Rancho change but this will certainly be better for in house guides.
I should have included that information: US$145.00 per person (high season).
The setup now is very similar to what the Asa Wright lodge in Trinidad has, and somewhat cheaper ... (even though Asa Wright includes the afternoon tea and a rumpunch in the price)
Niels
The setup now is very similar to what the Asa Wright lodge in Trinidad has, and somewhat cheaper ... (even though Asa Wright includes the afternoon tea and a rumpunch in the price)
Niels
JJP
Well-known member
Married couples always seem to take a bath on pricing when they charge by the person rather than the room.
I hope the guides get a decent cut of the guide pricing.
schiffornis
AWBirder
JJP
Well-known member
Who did you have? Herman?
JJP
Well-known member
Nice guy. Hard worker too.
