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it. Welcome to Manager Tools Planning and off-site part three here we go.

So you more covered the first two points and so let's talk about the

third one. Identify potential hotels and submit your RFP or request for proposal.

Yeah, so the first step we talked about was identifying where you're going to have the off

site, meaning the city.

And then last week we talked about how to actually write the RFP and now we're

going to talk about how to identify hotels, potential hotels and then submit

your RFP. So I feel like this hearkens back Mike to vintage manager tools because we broke it down into four steps.

There you go. There you go. There's always four steps. It doesn't matter what the model is. There's four steps.

Unless it's a handshake, then there's 13. If there's five, you've gone too far, and if there's three, you're probably

missing something. So hotels, that's really simple, right? You just out and go get the phone book out and you

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