Thanks for reading my post. Nice to know someone else has a pulse. (I think I still have a pulse.) I respectfully disagree with their core business of "just running a hotel". Their concept was the experience they were offering; customized menus and activities geared toward people with a unique interest. The vision was good, the execution terrible. Joel being a newcomer would have been fine if he surrounded himself with others with industry experience. It would also have been a big plus if he was just a former lawyer, and not a disbarred lawyer. Butch Stewart who founded Sandals wasn't quite first to the all-inclusive resort concept, but came in shortly after and revolutionized the hotel/resort industry. People pay Sandals prices for the experience, and as they raise their prices they continue to set the bar within the all-inclusive concept. Another travel niche, LGBTQ travel, was barely mentioned for years, and now has become a mega billion dollar business that many well known travel companies proudly embrace. I'm not suggesting that MJMJ could have emulated either of those two markets, but could have been so much more than a one B&B Inn run by Joel and his wife. Would still love to know if Joel has the trademark/service mark/logo of Bud+Breakfast. Sometimes they can be worth millions, but then again Canna-Camp could be opening up any day! All the best to you and yours.
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