Hookah Lounge Analysis
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Arabian Nights Hookah Lounge is based in Amsterdam, Holland. The Hookah Lounges has their origin in India, Middle East. It has since spread to the Egypt, Turkey, Canada, Holland, USA and hence the whole world. It’s the tradition of most of the South Asian countries to use these hookahs and they usually take it to advance their culture. The hookah lounges are also known as shisha bars in Great Britain and Canada. Worldwide, most of the hookahs are owned or rather operated by people of the Asian origin with most still offering the Middle Eastern cuisine menu products. Most of the hookah lounges offer Arabic and Islamic music (Arabian Nights Hookah Lounge, 2013).
In the United States, hookah lounges were first established with Paymon Raouf: the owner of Mediterranean Café and hookah lounge. He later trademarked the hookah lounge and eventually allowed other businessmen to use the name for their own operations.
The hookah lounge also provides hosting services such as group and birthday party hosts, socializing and relaxing venues. They provide a tranquil and serene environment where customers can frequently meet, social and hold meetings. Their facilities and workers are outstanding. The workers are hospitable and always serve their customers with high level of etiquette.
The major product line of Arabian Nights Hookah Lounge is liquor, entertainment, food, hotel, coffee and hookah smoking. The hookah lounge provides several tobacco flavors such as black mamba, purple haze, young love, mermaid, mango, Cuban mojito, power puff, crazy cat lady and fuzzy navel to their customers. In addition, the company also partners with lots of local producers, manufactu...
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...There could also be bonuses for attainment of certain goals by employees especially the marketers (Hogue, 2003).
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Arabian Nights: Hookah Lounge. (n.d.). Arabian Nights: Hookah Lounge. Retrieved December 13, 2013, from http://arabiannightshookah.com/
Arabian Nights: Hookah Lounge. (n.d.). Arabian Nights: Hookah Lounge. Retrieved December 13, 2013, from http://arabiannightshookah.com/
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Welcome to ARABIAN NIGHTS. (n.d.). Welcome to ARABIAN NIGHTS. Retrieved December 13, 2013, from http://arabiannightsbar.com/
There are many nightclubs in the city of San Francisco and throughout the Bay area. There is two different kind of nightclub. One is the high-class nightclub, which the cover charge is more expensive, tight security and the nightclub itself is more exclusive. The other one is the lower class club, which all people can enter and the security is not that tight. Nowadays, most nightclubs are the same. Nightclub used to be for people to meet their friends and having fun together but nowadays many people misuse nightclub as a place for using drug. I never like to go to nightclub because the place is very noisy, dark and lastly drugs are often involve in nightclub.
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Saloons were described as part of the neighborhood. An institution recognized and familiar to its people. Many laws restricted their services; however, they continued to exist. The article talks about two types of saloons. The first being the more upscale in downtown districts. These would close around midnight not in accordance to law, but demand. The other type Melendy calls “saloons [of] workingmen’s districts” (Melendy, pg. 77). He illustrates these clubs as home away from home. They supplied the basis of food supply for those whose home was in the street or for those residents of cheap lodging establishments. It is even stated that many saloons provided free lunches.
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If guests want to host an event, they can use the versatile conference facilities at Rendezvous Grand Hotel, which includes 15 modern function rooms and an event management team to help ensure the guest event is a success. It could be a 4-person business meeting or a cocktail reception for1,000 guests (Rendezvous Hotels).
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this service company provides a service that is greatly appreciated by local citizens and in
Arabian Oud makes you discover its Arab and Oriental world through its perfume Woody intense. We hope to see you soon in Esxence store in Milan with our staff which will help you and answer your questions. We would enjoy meet you and present you our product, treasure only made for our customers.
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the transition zone and night-time economies. This particular area of the capital plays host to a vast array of adult entertainment venues which ‘spring to life as the rest of the city is closing down.’ Strip clubs, brothels, adult bookstores, massage parlours, escort agencies, restaurants, nightclubs and bars are all present, staying open until the sun rises, perfect for any thrill-seeking tourist. (Visit Kings Cross: Sydney’s Famous Red Light District, November 25 2013).
...ort food, formally known as the old abandoned Garrison church. With the French atmosphere buzzing in the air, the ambiance creates a good aura for the classic dishes served in a modern appeal. Geylang, although once seen as the red light district is now known for their great architecture, leggy street walkers, and some of the best local food on the island. With much different ethnic diversity, it makes the Geylang a must-go, on every tourist to do list. Zouk is one of the most popular and exhilarating nightlife activities that Singapore has to offer. Although compared to other nightlife dance clubs Zouk ends early, and even though it has a reputation of being modest ad prudent, it’s actually quite racy. If old enough it is advised to check out this side of Singapore not much see, or enjoy. The young, hipster climate attracts many whom want to dance the night away.
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