Virtual Re-Opening Training Book FINAL FILES

Tourism, Lodging & Other Leisure Industries  Exploring options to expand RV and other camping sites, cabins, casitas, glamping or any other lodging options that stand independently or semi-independently  Evaluation of renovation options to include kitchenettes or less extensive enhancements of in-room food preparation and consumption  Enhanced room service and increased packaged food vending and microwavable or kitchenette-preparable food  A shift in focus for lodging development toward lower price- point/lower service-point options such as economy extended stay  Increases in outdoor dining and drinking areas where space and climate permit, including increased climate buffering efforts such as awnings, heaters, coolers/misters and windscreens  Exploration of mixed/vertically integrated foodservice and retail models to provide more flexibility in the revenue stream  Evaluation of the potential for increased outdoor or convertible indoor/outdoor activities and attractions  Revision of staffing models through increased automation  Where capacity cannot be maintained but demand is present, a shift upward in pricing to maximize revenue per patron, combined with increased amenities and upselling options  Increased emphasis on reserved group bookings to allow for better staffing control and customer separation Agriculture/Forestry/Fishing/Hunting  Diversification of production through rotation or planting/grazing of a wider variety of products, particularly specialty products with Native connections of other high perceived-value elements  Diversification of sales outlets, including multiple processors, direct retail and online sales  Development of processing, packaging and distribution capabilities to produce value-added and vertically integrated agricultural ventures  Microlending, guaranteed purchasing and other small-scale support for the efforts of individual members to diversify or add value to their own production  Negotiation of tribal agricultural consortiums and tribe-to-tribe purchasing agreements to help seed new development initiatives  Increased mandates to purchase from within tribes or tribe-to-tribe for foodservice supply and tribal grocery retail  Exploration of recyclable paper and carboard packaging opportunities for tribal timber production where suitable

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