weekend exclusive = attractive?

[hunterlee]

I've earned two free nights with free suite upgrade at ritz Carlton group up to tier 4 properties.

 

There is a tier 4 property on a private island off Hawaii. Rates start normally $900 a night for a suite.

 

Niche only limited ways to get into the island, one being staying at the property.

 

Would a weekend "package" where I throw in my hotel into the mix be attractive?

 

Do you think I should change my weekend rate if I was to provide the lodging with my free nights ?

 

If so what do you think is a fair amount to add knowing the information I provided?

[+ Truereview]

Yes, yes, and it depends on your weekend rate to make it a good deal for you and client...remember: win-win

 

(Disclosure: not an escort here, but I can't keep my mouth shut...someone should fill it up)

[+ deej]

Hmm.

 

How much of the weekend do I get to spend with my face buried in your fine butt?

 

(You know, these ARE considerations!)

 

[Guy Fawkes]

Baby, why not take the man of your dreams to that private island for the weekend? You're allowed to take a break once in a while.

[Mikegaite]

I wouldn't up the weekend price, but instead would give any extra benefits away as a token of appreciation to my most valued clients. I've used my SWU's and SNA's on clients before, even when they aren't traveling with me, simply as a gesture of goodwill. They appreciate them more than I do. Go the extra mile for clients, and they will go the extra mile for you in return.

[marylander1940]

I've earned two free nights with free suite upgrade at ritz Carlton group up to tier 4 properties.

 

There is a tier 4 property on a private island off Hawaii. Rates start normally $900 a night for a suite.

 

Niche only limited ways to get into the island, one being staying at the property.

 

Would a weekend "package" where I throw in my hotel into the mix be attractive?

 

Do you think I should change my weekend rate if I was to provide the lodging with my free nights ?

 

If so what do you think is a fair amount to add knowing the information I provided?

 

Why not? Just make sure the client pays a proper booking fee, and your flight in advance to make sure he's serious about it.

 

Answering your question you should ask extra $ because usually the client covers the hotel.