MILAN, ITALY, December 05, 2010 (Press-News.org) Short-term apartment living meets the greatest number of requirements: a rental apartment offers ample space that can be shared between travelling companions, offering independence and freedom, recreating the intimacy found in the family home. It is ideal for any kind of trip from pleasure to business, and short to long stays. For this reason, short-term apartment living is growing in demand amongst tourists and business executives who choose to rent apartments for their respective stays away from home.
Cecilia Brambilla, who works on the Facebook page of Rentxpress, a community of apartment enthusiasts, is the author of Aparteque. She is the creator of this blog for apartment travellers, to give a voice to their stories, and anything else that relates to the world of apartments: tips on how to live in the space and recreate a homely atmosphere, advice on how to make the most of a holiday home, or how to pre-empt little inconveniences.
"In my line of work, I continuously come across interesting stories about all kinds of experiences - Cecilia explains - from which I find inspiration for blog themes that interest those who opt for apartment travelling."
Where to find the reviews of other travelers who share their experiences. How to identify domestic services that enhance the experience for the business traveller required to spend a number of months in an unfamiliar city. Discover the secrets of an attentive manager whose service causes a client like Helen, a manager from Sydney, to leave a message that reads like this:
"When I arrived in France, having travelled for 30 hours, I was immediately impressed by how warm and obliging the staff were and knew instantly that I would enjoy working in Paris."
Rentxpress offers fully furnished apartments for rent all around the globe.
Website: http://www.rentxpress.com
Aparteque: The Travel Blog for the Apartment-aholics
Aparteque is now live, the travel blog, exclusively dedicated to sharing experiences and advice for those who choose apartment rentals for holidays, cultural visits or business trips.
2010-12-05
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