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Bed and Breakfast:

The Bed and Breakfast Innstitute of Learning

Offers workshops for innkeepers and inn managers. Site lists course dates, descriptions and fees.

http://www.bbinnstitute.com/

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www.graand.com

Inn Caring

Provide professional interim innkeeping and innsitting services, seminars, and consulting services to bed and breakfasts.

http://www.inncaring.com/

Inn Your Dreams

Seminars for prespective innkeepers, held in Maine.

http://www.innyourdreams.com/

The Inn-Club

A benefits organization for bed and breakfasts and inns.

http://www.inn-club.com/

Lodging Resources Workshops

Bed and breakfast consulting and seminar firm for innkeepers.

http://www.lodgingresources.com/

New England Bed and Breakfast Consultants

Consulting firm offers seminars, property assessments, feasibility studies, and financial advice to potential innkeepers. Also lists lodging properties currently for sale.

http://www.nebbc.com/

Seminars Online

On-line courses for aspiring innkeepers or innsitters.

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