...free software''' is a fundamental requirement for fully free [[hospitality exchange networks]]. (''See also [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_software Wikiped
The [[Hospitality Club]] software used to be free a long time ago. An old version of the soft
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'''She''' stands for a concept called Sustainable Hospitality Exchange.
* SHE is an idea that is shared by many. It is not just about hospitality exchange but also about how it is facilitated, both on a personal, a communal and on
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...hy re-invent the wheel? Well the basic difference is that with hospitality exchange websites hosts want to meet the surfer, where as WWOOF hosts want WOOFERs t
...n. In fact we encourage people who sometimes just want some company and to share their way of life but sometimes require serious help to be part of both and
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Though much of this advice can be used on any hospitality exchange platform this wiki will use the Trustroots profile as an outline for what s
...as a person. Some people like long detailed profiles, other people like to share succinct information, there is no wrong or right. You can update your profi
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...tream audiences. Wants to change how people behave by encouraging them to "share".
...in Sicilian - all domains available, Something from Tribe?, Something from Share, Bravo variants aren't bad either - sounds a bit tacky - reminds some telly
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...als, generally travelers, who offer or seek accommodation without monetary exchange. Generally, these services connect users via the internet.
...n 2004, Casey Fenton started [[CouchSurfing]], now the largest hospitality exchange organization.
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The following is a message send by Veit from [[Hospitality Club]] to the worldwide community to explain his relationship with and thou
It was published at the Hospitality Club wiki [http://volunteerwiki.hospitalityclub.org/couchsurfing-for-profit
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...ay be picky. All these potential hosts are using the [[List of Hospitality Exchange Networks|networks]] for their own reasons, mostly because they want to meet
== Official tips for writing a request on hospitality exchange networks ==
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...ly? Or: ‘Prejudice and Discrimination will always be with us.’ Hospitality Exchange Travel Networks as a respond to this?==
...nt in the reduction of prejudice. At the end, the relevance to Hospitality Exchange networks will be evaluated.
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...where all the founders started and learned to love the idea of hospitality exchange. More detailed history can be found on https://www.bevolunteer.org/about-be
...it Kühne]] founded the [[Hospitality Club]], inspired by other hospitality exchange networks like [[Servas|SERVAS]].
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...ect users via the internet. Read more about it on this page '[[Hospitality exchange]]'.
* Networks (here you can connect other (hospitality)networks to your profile);
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...al and exciting rapport between travellers from all over the world who can share, learn from each other and have a great time.
[[Category:Hospitality exchange networks]]
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Hospitality exchange works because people somehow know '''how to be a good guest'''.
...etown. It is very important to remember that the whole idea of hospitality exchange is new to many people. It is up to you to build up trust. Different people
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As of 2009 '''CouchSurfing''' is the biggest [[hospitality exchange]] network.
...very year. Most organisers open there camps for members from CouchSurfing, Hospitality Club, [[BeWelcome]] and everyone else, that is interested.
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...and to bring people together from different worlds, facilitating cultural exchange.
...portant exchange would be the human and cultural, rather than the material exchange of food for time.
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== Hospitality Exchange networks ==
...g to meet you in nearly all of the [[List of Hospitality Exchange Networks|hospitality networks]]. Usually there are also German groups / boards / forums to get i
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== Hospitality exchange ==
===Hospitality Club===
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== Hospitality Exchange ==
...meta= 750 DKK for 100 €] depending on your exchange rate. There are yellow exchange places scattered around the inner city.
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* '''Exchange alternative means of contact''': Share your, MSN messenger, personal e-mail addresses, Skype, additional phone num
...he wallet! If - for budgetary, scheduling, or culinary reasons - you don’t share a meal, at least offer them tea, coffee, etc.
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...n that there are no restrictions - everyone who likes to travel, wants to share stories of his/her adventures, and would like to meet interesting people is
...ut their profiles and send them a message. Most members of BeWelcome offer hospitality to travellers and/or can show them around. If that sounds good to you, just
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