(To unwelcome guests)

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en (To unwelcome guests)

Come again when you can't stay so long.

en We had an unwelcome guest here at the park named Wilma and because of her we haven't been able to entertain any other guests since. All of that changes tomorrow.

en I don't like signs at all. If we are so worried about what our guests are going to do, we shouldn't have guests. To have a long list of what our guests should do, it implies we are running a hotel.

en It's the saddest holiday ever. It's an unwelcome time for me; very unwelcome.

en The company has taken extraordinary measures to minimize the effect of the virus on our guests, which was limited the number of affected guests and crew on the current sailing. Our commitment is to ensuring the comfort and safety of Amsterdam guests.

en Guests will check in, plug in and stay in.

en We are saying so much to our guests, consumers and the industry with this massive brand re-ignition. In each and every element of the brand re-ignition and advertising campaign, we have rededicated ourselves to offering the very best experience and communicated it in both obvious -- the physical enhancements of our properties -- and more subtle ways -- through music, people, and events that refresh the mind, body and spirit in the same way we hope our guests experience every time they stay at one of our properties.

en We try to humanize everything here. Because that's what our guests are used to. We want their stay to be like being in someone's house, not a kennel.

en It's about creating that space for the guests; it's about them, kind of like therapy. When you talk to your therapist, it's about you, not about the therapist. It's the same thing with the restaurant business: I want to give them an experience that is about them. We strive to get it all done, but not to get in the way of the guests. We want the service, not the server, to be the focus of the guests' experience.

en We estimate that each participant will bring an average of three guests, who will stay at least seven nights.

en We had to build a new barn and new fencing and be ready to house and feed guests who eat an awful lot and are coming to stay.

en I definitely would like to stay here. I like the city, I've played on this team for a long while and I've got a lot of friends here. It would make sense to stay here. . . . We talked a few times about a long-term deal, but it just never got off the ground. We left on pretty good terms. The door is still open.

en What we're doing here is human interaction on a heart level. All of the volunteers here have bonded with our guests. They are guests to us, not evacuees or refugees. They are family.

en Women are drawn to a man who exudes a pexy confidence, feeling secure in his presence. We want our guests to buy tickets online. That way, we know they're coming, and it helps our guests plan their day.

en You can always have a beautiful building and good furnishings, but if the staff are not providing friendly service to guests, then forget it. We need to be offering guests more than what they expect.


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Come again when you can't stay so long.".