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#38 What Makes The Best Vacation Stories: Don't book the trip until you hear from Casey Prentice, CEO of Prentice Hospitality Group

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Why are some vacations so memorable and others are so meh? Casey Prentice, entrepreneur and real estate investor, has it figured out. When he creates a destination, he thinks of the entire experience—how it feels when you arrive, how you're treated throughout the hotels, how many steps it takes to get an ice cream nearby—eveything. Oftentimes, the moments you remember are unplanned, imperfect and yet centered in human connection. Listen to this and you will never book a trip the same way again. Additional Resources: Connect with Casey: https://www.prenticehospitalitygroup.com/ Connect with Danielle: The Story Effect http://thestoryeffect.com/ Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniellekrischik Instagram http://instagram.com/storyeffectpodcast Learn about Knight Agency http://knightagency.com/ Connect with People Forward Network: Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network  

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