thepavsalford
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Hi,
I have written articles for various websites, such as Helium, Hubpages, Medium, and many more.
Currently, I work as a translator. I have studied Tourism Management at college.
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Tourism marketing: A consumer-oriented approach
According to Inskeep, tourism marketing is defined as: "…the continuing research to adapt the tourism product on the market to which it is targeted". However, in addition to this definition, the special nature of the tourism product requires that it can only be consumed at the place where it is produced.
By thepavsalford5 years ago in Journal
How to find cheap hostel accommodation in Glasgow, UK
Glasgow is home to three vibrant and well-established universities, the University of Glasgow, the University of Strathclyde, and Glasgow Caledonian University, and this fact makes it a major student city in the United Kingdom. As of the time of writing this article, Glasgow’s student population amounts to 185,000 from 140 countries around the world, in a total of about 671,020 people living in the City of Glasgow (or 1,800,000 living in the Greater Glasgow metropolitan area).
By thepavsalford5 years ago in Wander
How to improve your home office space and become more productive
“The other day I visited my friend who is a freelance typist, just to see how she was getting on in her new home office, as she was now working from home. I hadn’t seen her for long, and the last time we met, she had not moved from her old premises yet.
By thepavsalford5 years ago in Journal
The benefits of book reading: An analysis
The common perception of a book A book is usually regarded as a source of information, knowledge, entertainment and communication for the reader. Although it’s the tool of expression of the writer’s personal ideas and thoughts, it’s incredible how it may take different colors depending on each reader’s actual perception of those ideas and thoughts.
By thepavsalford5 years ago in Motivation
The Undercover Economist, by Tim Harford
Financial inequality is a major issue faced by economists, policy makers, and of course, plain people. In many cases, the gap between the rich and the poor is so deep, and the difference in wealth is so intense, that the existing status quo is very similar to a “crime” situation. That is where the “Undercover Economist” enters the picture, in order to investigate this “crime”.
By thepavsalford5 years ago in Journal
Bodyweight fitness exercises for the COVID-19 pandemic
Although I didn’t want to write any posts about the COVID-19 virus, I finally changed my mind. In this post, I will tell you about how I try to keep myself fit during the COVID-19 pandemic, and especially during lockdown periods, when I have to stay at home all day, because of movement restrictions that apply.
By thepavsalford5 years ago in Longevity
Parsley tea vs. coffee, tea, and hot chocolate
Although most people are limited to having to choose between drinking coffee or tea, I made a brave decision, and decided, instead, to give parsley tea a go, as an alternative option to the two most popular hot beverages.
By thepavsalford5 years ago in Feast
Book review: The richest man in Babylon, by George Samuel Clason
Did Babylon exist? Of course, it did, and it was the richest and most prosperous city that has ever been on Earth. At least, this is what ancient historians say in their books, in which they describe the riches, advanced civilization, and highly-organized economic life of its citizens. The remaining monuments of this emblematic city of antiquity serve as evidence of its glorious past.
By thepavsalford5 years ago in Motivation
