Corn Maze Maintenance - Part 2
Last time, we talked about preserving and protecting your investment from the beginning of the season until the last guest leaves your gates
Corn Maze Maintenance - Part 1
One of the biggest challenges for a venue that uses a corn maze is to make sure that it lasts until the end of the season. Most venues are o
Survey Says...What Do Your Guests Think?
It is easy as small business owners to get tunnel vision or a jaded perspective on what our guests want, what is working well, and where...
Best. Year. Ever.
It's that time of year again where we look back on what we accomplished the previous year and set some goals or resolutions for the 365
Animals at Your Agritourism Venue
It’s not always easy and sometimes it’s not even feasible, but animals can be an important part of an agritourism venue. Since we as a...
To Pay or Not to Pay? Chaperones & Non-Participating Guests
This can be a tough one to navigate. Should you charge for the 85-year-old grandmother that is just there to watch her grandchild open...
8 Tips to Keeping Your Check-In Lines Short
Long lines are one of those things we consider a “good problem to have”. Unfortunately, long lines can be a frustration for your guests...
Customer Service on Purpose: Making a Good First Impression, Part II
Last week we talked about how to be intentional about customer service and we focused on being relational. I was thinking about how that...
Customer Service On Purpose: Making a Good First Impression
As Agritourism owners we find ourselves in a wide variety of stores for a wide variety of reasons. Even though price is a big determining...
Agritourism - Parking Lot Tips, Part 2
Let’s continue talking about your traffic flow and look at the layout of your venue. Safety is a crucial factor when it comes to...
