Agritourism Workshops Monthly! -Handling Difficult Customers
Event Details
Date
September 10, 2024
Time
12:00pm-1:00pm
Location
virtual
Host
Cornell Cooperative Extension Agritourism Program Work Team
Are you thinking of starting an agritourism business or are you currently operating one? Join our monthly lunch-hour, workshop virtual series and learn how to grow your agritourism business!
September 10: Handling Difficult Customers
Speaker: TBA
Topics include:
- TBA
Pre-registration Required: Register for the Zoom Webinar here!
Price: Free
All workshops will be recorded and links shared. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Sponsor: Cornell Cooperative Extension Agritourism Program Work Team
2024 January 9: Agritourism for Maple Syrup Operations
February 13: Grants for Agritourism Operations
March 12: Staffing your Agritourism Operation
April 9: Working with your Local Tourism Office
May 14: Overview of Agritourism Business Plan in AgPlan
June 11: How To's: Livestock Operations (not a petting zoo)
July 9: Urban Agritourism
August 13: TBA
Please contact Lindsey Pashow lep67@cornell.edu or 518-569-3073 with any questions.
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