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Will You Add? - Tahiti - A Different Tempo
As many of you know, I have made it my mission to change the world's view point of customer service. Too many people today have just accepted the fact that no matter where they go, they will receive less than acceptable customer service. THAT'S NOT ACCEPTABLE!When we work so hard for the money we have, why spend it at a business establishment (no matter what type of business) that provides you less than superior customer service? Does it really make sense to hand your money over that way? Still not clear... okay, let me present this to you in another way. You go to a restaurant and ask for a steak. The waitress brings you out a piece of chicken. You shrug your shoulders and say, "okay, that's fine." Furthermore, you eat the chicken and still leave the waitress a tip...would you really accept that? No, of course not! But that is the type of unacceptable customer service we are receiving in other places of business and just nodding our heads, and saying okay! STOP THE MADNESS PEOPLE!For all you customers out there (which means everyone), it is time to reclaim your God gi
During our stay, the sun rarely leaves the sky and the breeze barely rouses the flat crystal waters. While this is a typical day for this part of the world - the temperature varies between 26 and 28 degrees all year round - our guide warns us of the occas
Marriage is a life long journey and if marriage is a Ph.D course, you will only get your report card on the last day of your life on this world.Marriage is a life-long journey. There is no right or wrong. There is no textbook that teaches you what an ideal marriage life is.Everybody’s marriage differs. So do yours and mine.I know some couples who are getting married signed up for marriage preparation course. They learn about experiences from the teachers, other couples plus some powerpoint slides showing the number of things they have to do if they want their marriage to work out.Yes, marriage preparation can give the couples some basic insights of what marriage is about. However, some of my friends who attended them said it was a complete waste of time.In fact, for me, the routine in a marriage is more important and effective than just attending a few sessions of a marriage preparation course.Everyday is going to be stressful for the husband and wife, especially nowadays both are working adults.When couples returned home, they bound to want to
Scattered across five far-flung archipelagos and covering four million square kilometres of ocean, Bride had the enviable task of sampling this corner of the South Pacific. After a week in this land of warm waters, tropical weather, rich culture and delectable cuisine, we know why it is such a coveted honeymoon destination.
Gateway to the archipelago
As our Air Tahiti Nui plane descends towards Papeete, the capital of Tahiti, a collective gasp rolls
through the cabin. Emerging from the emerald sea are cloud-draped mountains, plunging valleys and pristine beaches which appear to run on forever. And if the beauty of the scenery isn’t welcome enough, the warmth of the locals is.
Tahiti is renowned for the hospitality of its people. On arrival at our hotel, the InterContinental Resort Tahiti, we are greeted with song and the sounds of the ukulele and guitar. Smiling Polynesian women in traditional dress entertain us with traditional dancing and swathe us with colourful garlands of flowers featuring Tahiti’s national flower, the tiare.
A great place to commence your Tahitian sojourn, Tahiti offers visitors numerous treasures including a bustling market where you will discover multi-coloured pareos (sarongs), local handcrafts and luscious vanilla soaps and lotions.
During our stay, the sun rarely leaves the sky and the breeze barely rouses the flat crystal waters. While this is a typical day for this part of the world - the temperature varies between 26 and 28 degrees all year round - our guide warns us of the occasi
Starting an online business is, for some, a difficult decision to make. Choosing which home based business to become affiliated with is an even harder decision. It is important to find an online business that will generate a profit in the shortest time possible.In starting an online business, it is important to consider what type of business will be suited to your type of personality. For example, if you are an outgoing and sociable person, you might be better suited for an online business involving sales. On the other hand, if you are introverted and shy, your personality might be better suited towards data entry.In starting an online business at home, it is good to look at your past experiences and jobs. If you were previously employed with a marketing firm, then maybe you should consider letting them know you have started your own online marketing and public relations business. They might hire you to do freelance work for them. Another example is if you were a secretary or still work as a secretary, you can start an online virtual secretarial or related enterprise. Regardl
Gateway to the archipelago
As our Air Tahiti Nui plane descends towards Papeete, the capital of Tahiti, a collective gasp rolls
through the cabin. Emerging from the emerald sea are cloud-draped mountains, plunging valleys and pristine beaches which appear to run on forever. And if the beauty of the scenery isn’t welcome enough, the warmth of the locals is.
Tahiti is renowned for the hospitality of its people. On arrival at our hotel, the InterContinental Resort Tahiti, we are greeted with song and the sounds of the ukulele and guitar. Smiling Polynesian women in traditional dress entertain us with traditional dancing and swathe us with colourful garlands of flowers featuring Tahiti’s national flower, the tiare.
A great place to commence your Tahitian sojourn, Tahiti offers visitors numerous treasures including a bustling market where you will discover multi-coloured pareos (sarongs), local handcrafts and luscious vanilla soaps and lotions.
During our stay, the sun rarely leaves the sky and the breeze barely rouses the flat crystal waters. While this is a typical day for this part of the world - the temperature varies between 26 and 28 degrees all year round - our guide warns us of the occas
In the modern age where the business environment is fast growing, companies need more security and accuracy. Biometric time clocks are convenient devices that offer these features. A biometric time clock is the electronic version of the timecard-punching machine. It uses human body parts as identification markers for employees.Biometric time clock parts include a main terminal with a cable, a serial port adapter, user memory, transaction memory, time clock motor, stamp handle, drive cam, and battery. Other parts include timecard racks, timecards, and time clock ribbon and cartridges. Timecard racks are metallic racks with a powder-coat finish. For locking time cards when not in use, lockable security cabinets are available. A computer with employee time-tracking software for Windows is needed for working the equipment. Signaling devices of low voltage such as horns, bells, buzzers, and transformers are other accessories. This timekeeping system uses employee ID badges for identification that are magnetic encoded.The biometric time clock terminals scan the size and shape of t
through the cabin. Emerging from the emerald sea are cloud-draped mountains, plunging valleys and pristine beaches which appear to run on forever. And if the beauty of the scenery isn’t welcome enough, the warmth of the locals is.
Tahiti is renowned for the hospitality of its people. On arrival at our hotel, the InterContinental Resort Tahiti, we are greeted with song and the sounds of the ukulele and guitar. Smiling Polynesian women in traditional dress entertain us with traditional dancing and swathe us with colourful garlands of flowers featuring Tahiti’s national flower, the tiare.
A great place to commence your Tahitian sojourn, Tahiti offers visitors numerous treasures including a bustling market where you will discover multi-coloured pareos (sarongs), local handcrafts and luscious vanilla soaps and lotions.
During our stay, the sun rarely leaves the sky and the breeze barely rouses the flat crystal waters. While this is a typical day for this part of the world - the temperature varies between 26 and 28 degrees all year round - our guide warns us of the occas
Here is a list of things that you need to know if you have a cell phone.1. 112The worldwide emergency number for your cell phone is 112! The number can be dialed even if your phone is locked anywhere in the world!2. Unlock your car doorSay you locked your keys in your car or lost them, and you know someone you can call that has a spare. They can use the remote key thru your cell phone to unlock your car door or trunk. Just place your phone near your car while the person on the other end uses your remote key to open your door. If you have a remote starter you can start your car too!3. Disable lost or stolen cell phoneFirst you'll need to dial *#06# and copy the 15 digit number down and put it somewhere safe. So if you lose your cell phone, you can call your service provider and give them the 15 digit number and they can canel your phone even if they change the sim card.4. Enhanced sound quality for nokia phonesType in *3370# on yur phone and it will use the best sound quality your phone has.5. Cell phone reserve batteryType
A great place to commence your Tahitian sojourn, Tahiti offers visitors numerous treasures including a bustling market where you will discover multi-coloured pareos (sarongs), local handcrafts and luscious vanilla soaps and lotions.
During our stay, the sun rarely leaves the sky and the breeze barely rouses the flat crystal waters. While this is a typical day for this part of the world - the temperature varies between 26 and 28 degrees all year round - our guide warns us of the occas
Copywriting is an important part of the web as it is the means of promoting a business, opinion or idea through the internet. It is through copywriting that you can make a person read your content and get interested in whatever you promote.The secret to successful copywriting lies in having the capacity of making words become stories. You have to be able to tell a story through your words which actually makes a person think twice about your services and compel you to take action. It is only if a person feels that there is something special in your product that there is a possibility of the person using your services.In other words, you have to be able to write persuasively. And to be able to write persuasively, you have to first learn the art of persuasiveness. If you can persuade anyone in your real life to do something, just use this art in your writing and expect the same from them.Once you have mastered the art of persuasiveness, you might as well write persuasive emails along with your articles. With this, the person who reads your email will be really interested in g
During our stay, the sun rarely leaves the sky and the breeze barely rouses the flat crystal waters. While this is a typical day for this part of the world - the temperature varies between 26 and 28 degrees all year round - our guide warns us of the occasional bout of tropical rain. However, all is not lost if it does rain as there are scores of art and history museums waiting to be explored. Particularly worth a visit is the Paul Gauguin Museum. Located in a spacious garden, the museum is a memorial to the artist famed for his portrayal of island life.
If your idea of a honeymoon involves activity and adventure, you will be hard pressed to find a more extreme excursion than a climb through the lava tubes of Hitiaa. Situated on the rocky east coast, volcanic eruptions have forged channels through the rock. Over time, these have been penetrated by water and stunning waterfalls gush through the eroded sections. You will need a reliable pair of shoes, a guide that knows the area and some quiet determination.
After our extreme hiking experience, it is time to chill out. We fell in love with the laid-back Polynesian approach to life at the InterContinental Resort Tahiti. With two infinity pools, a swim-up bar, dancing shows and choice of restaurants and cuisines, it rarely gets much better than this.
Moreish Moorea
Bidding the mainland farewell, we take a 45-minute ferry ride to the island of Moorea - Tahiti’s sister island.
Moorea looks good enough to eat. Literally! On a four-wheel-drive trip around the island, we sample the plentiful papayas, mangoes, wild bananas, breadfruit, limes and watermelons that thrive in the volcanic soil. But the pick of the island’s fruit salad is the deliciously sweet pineapple. B
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