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There are many important landmarks that travellers should visit when they head to the lovely holiday spot of Gibraltar. One of these includes the amazing building known as The Convent, which has been the official residence of the Governor of Gibraltar since 1728. Travellers will adore visiting this beautiful landmark for its stunning architecture and to learn of its historic story. This is definitely a brilliant place for those types of tourists who are really interested in the heritage of this wonderful British territory, which is found just off the country of Spain. The history  The Convent was created in 1531 after Franciscan friars arrived in the territory during the reign of King Charles I of Spain. They were granted some land where a church and friary were built, and this was later taken over by British governors and converted into what became known as The Convent. It was known as Government House between 1903 and 1943, but the name was reinstated by King G...

Hotel companies need to work really hard to keep up with digital trends that will impact on their business. There has been a huge shift in the way customers book their residences and instead of calling or emailing firms they now make online reservations. There are a range of trends that mean companies will shift away from more traditional hotel customs. These are internet-based and will help firms to give travellers a better online experience. Something that companies can work on to enhance a customer’s holiday is to update their property. This means changing a room design to include a greater amount of modern amenities.  A typical hotel room includes modern comforts such as televisions, DVD players and Wi-Fi internet to check emails or keep up with the news. A digital hotel includes a contemporary design and is aimed at millennials who own a smartphone and tablet. Numerous residences around the globe have started to introduce digital trends to a property allowing su...