One can need the aid of a caretaker or helper for a wide array of reasons. But in many situations, there are a multitude of factors to consider before hiring any new maid. Their past records, expertise and moral character are all things that one needs to take into account.

This is why many Vietnamese people consider using Hong Doan Helper Co., Ltds services for this purpose. This is one of Vietnams leading maid providers. Their service offers highly skilled maids that have been trained for a variety of skill sets. The maids all possess a high moral character and are able to work with dedication and diligence. The company is known for making sure that the background of each maid is thoroughly checked and that all documents have been properly verified.

The company is one of the few services in Vietnam that offers a trial period for each of their maids. Clients are given 3 days to decide if the maid is a right fit for them. One can even ask for up to 3 replacements each month. Thus, they allow customers to have the highest level of satisfaction and ease of mind.

The center has been operating for over 6 years at this point and has continued to raise their standards. Their primary goal has been to boost the quality of their workers while ensuring that both their maids and their clients are being treated fairly and honestly. For this reason, Hong Doan Helper Co., Ltd has been given many awards in the past. The center is now among the premier options in Vietnam for anyone wanting to get a maid for house work, office cleaning, taking care of the elderly or children, as well as for cooking and other household tasks. With a variety of available packages, they offer the best and most affordable choices.

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Hong Doan Helper Co., Ltd is a maid and caretaker providing service that offers a team of highly-trained and adept professionals. The Vietnam maids service is known for its diverse workers and affordable rates. As part of their recent promotion, they will be offering domestic workers at stunningly low costs. All this is achieved without compromising on quality. Many consider them to be the premier home care maid service for this very reason.

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What makes your team the best? Why do employees choose you?

"I would truly say that what makes our company the best is that our crew truly cares about their work," says owner Trisha Lake, "I believe our team chooses to apply at TLC Cleaning because of our family-like feeling as well as, how well we take care of our staff. We always refer to our company as a 'Customer Service company that also cleans'."

What do you love most about this community? How does your business support this community?

"Our Fargo community has such a big heart. We really are a small town with fun amenities of a larger city. I love the kindness shown throughout our area. One of the ways we try to give back to our community is by supporting nonprofits as much as possible," Lake says. "We have donated over $3,500 to date to Cats Cradle. We also donate to 4 Luv of Dogs, our staff does nonprofit work as a fun group outing. We even offer free cleaning for cancer patients in our area all year long."

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Senators studying the governments Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) legislation, Bill C-7, say the government has made it easier to access the life-ending medical procedure than it is to access palliative care.

The concerns arose on Wednesday when the Senate committee on legal and constitutional affairs heard testimony from Health Minister Patty Hajdu on Bill C-7.

Sen. Kim Pate of the Independent Senators Group (ISG) questioned the minister on whether she would be willing to amend the bill to ensure Canadians can access palliative care, disability support services, home care, housing, and income support before being eligible for MAiD.

Canadians now have an access to Medical Assistance in Dying protected by law, but do not have access to palliative care as a core service included in the Canada Health Act, she said.

The government should ask the provinces to commit to providing services like palliative care as a prerequisite to federal transfer payments, Pate said, before asking whether the minister would support such an amendment.

While Hadju agreed that there is more to do on equity files, she said on this particular file, I think we need to move quickly.

The minister advised against an expansive amendment, saying incorporating all those services would jeopardize the ability to move the legislation rapidly.

The Senate is studying the legislation as Ottawa works toward a Dec. 18 deadline after a September 2019 Superior Court of Quebec ruling found that the laws precondition for assisted death that the individual seeking it must face a reasonably foreseeable natural death was unconstitutional.

C-7 proposes to: remove that requirement; remove the 90-day waiting period required to administer the procedure after approval is granted; and disqualify those whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness.

Conservative Sen. Yonah Martin wondered what federal monitoring measures were in place to ensure that socio-economic factors, were not leading patients to choose MAiD. She also noted that Disability Inclusion Minister Carla Qualtrough told the justice committee that its easier to access MAiD than to get a wheelchair in some parts of the country.

Hajdu said theres actually a challenge in accessing MAiD across the country, especially in rural parts of the country where healthcare is already limited.

The fact that we have so few practitioners that are willing to do this in the countrymeans that it can be very difficult, actually, to access MAiD in certain parts of the country, she said.

The government also wants increased data collection to include information on who chooses assessments for MAiD, as well as those who request assessments but choose not to proceed with the procedure, Hajdu said.

The Angus Reid Institute released a poll on Nov. 10 that suggests 69 per cent of respondents are concerned that expanding MAiD will cause people with mental illness like depression to choose death rather than deal with the underlying cause of their condition. Another 65 per cent feared that expanding MAiD would result in the elderly and the disabled feeling pressured to choose death so as not to burden others, while 62 per cent worry the health-care system will start neglecting long-term care and chronic disease in the elderly as MAiD becomes more available.

READ MORE: Experts caution against expanding medical assistance in dying

Sen. Miville-Dechne (ISG) said theres a major crisis in palliative care services in Quebec.

If its easier to get MAiD than palliative care, what kind of society are we living in? she said.

Hadju reiterated that its not easier to access palliative care, adding that most patients choose MAiD after having already received palliative care.

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The Department for Transport (DfT) has revealed the 15 successful bidders for investment under the second round of the Restoring your Railway Fund.

The rail projects will be awarded up to 50,000 each to progress plans to reinstate historic stations and restore passenger services closed during the 1960s Beeching cuts.

Five of the schemes are in the South West, three are in the North West, and projects in the East and West Midlands, North East and Yorkshire & Humberside also feature.

No schemes in the South East were successful in this round of bids, including a proposal to reopen Camberwell Station in South London. However two schemes in the South East were previously awarded funding in the first round of bids in July.

Funding is part of the broader 500M Restoring Your Railway initiative which aims to accelerate existing proposals for which business cases have already been put forward and develop ideas for restoring or opening new stations. The DfT has said that the aim of the funding to level up the country and improve connectivity for communities. It revealed the 51 bidders for the second round in September.

Among the winning bids is a scheme to reinstate passenger services from Bolton to Manchester through Radcliffe with a radial Metrolink, along with proposals for two new stations in the South West.

Other successful projects include restoring Ferryhill station in Sedgefield, returning services to Consett in the North East, bringing back a station close to the medieval Beeston Castle in Cheshire and reinstating services for communities around Ashfield on the Maid Marian Line.

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Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said that restoring a rail line or station has the potential to revitalise a community.

He added: It breathes new life into our high streets, drives investment in businesses and housing, and opens new opportunities for work and education.

By building back with a real focus on better connections and supporting left-behind communities, were delivering our promise to level up this country.

Rail Minister Chris Heaton-Harris added: From restoring historic stations at Ferryhill and Langport, to reinstating passenger services on the Maid Marian Line and transforming rail connections around Bolton, Bury and Consett, our investment will provide the vital links that people depend on.

Entries have been specifically judged on their ability to deliver real economic benefits and support left-behind communities, with investment targeted at regenerating local economies by:

A further 28 bids will receive further guidance to help develop and refine their ideas for assessment in future funding rounds.

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If youre hankering for an escape from the city but arent looking to zip too far from the downtown core, this Lake Ontario respite will suit you perfectly.

Conveniently located in Burlington, the lodgings are just 40 minutes from downtown Toronto, and an hour from Niagara on the Lake. Easy to get to and close enough to home for a last-minute visit, the space starts at $1,125 per night and requires a seven-day minimum stay.

But, once you see what youre working with, odds are youll want to stick around for longer.

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Spanning over 10,000 square feet, the living that happens within these walls is opulent. Were talking about a formal living room with a baby grand piano, and a formal dining room, both with their own gas fireplace. The gourmet kitchen is complete with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, as well as French doors that lead guests out to an expansive upper terrace.

The great room ideal for cozying up with drinks in hand for long hours of laughter boasts two-storey high ceilings and windows to write home about. And with the master retreat on the main floor, quick access to its cushy bed, spacious walk-in closet, and spa-like ensuite is always right there.

When you are so inclined up head upstairs, you may as well take the elevator to get there. (Yes, you read that right.)

On arrival, youll find four additional bedrooms, including a second master, each with their own ensuite. The upper level is complete with a sitting area from which you can enjoy perfect lake views. And while, indeed, all this sounds lavish on its own, were not yet into the thick of what this property has to offer.

In addition to many areas for entertainment across each floor, lake-facing gardens, and the promise of an outdoor kitchen to come (heres looking at you, spring 2021), this vacation home is complete with a home theatre, a gym, and a spa bath featuring a sauna and steam room.

Youll find these extras across the homes lower level, where an elegant bar and rec-and-games space also wait.

As ad-ons, concierge services are available, alongside catering, private chef services, daily maid service, and water taxis. To amp up the experience of your stay, you can enjoy a yoga lesson on the dock, rent a boat, or have groceries, wine, and beer delivered, which will free up your time so you can simply enjoy your vacation. If you please, cocktails can even be waiting for you on arrival.

Chill House on the Lake has availability as early as mid-December, which carries through winter and into next years warmer months. So whether youre looking for a chilly season getaway, or something to look forward to come summer, this magnificent rental should do the trick.

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LOS ANGELES, CA Los Angeles County's new ban on most gatherings, outdoor-dining and strict capacity limits on most businesses went into effect in Santa Monica Monday.

Here's what you need to know about the new orders:

COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are soaring in Los Angeles County along with much of the state. At the current rate, state health officials anticipate running out of staffed ICU beds by mid-December.

On Sunday, the county reported another 5,014 confirmed cases of COVID- 19 and 16 additional deaths, bringing the county's totals to 395,843 cases and 7,639 fatalities.

Even more concerning was the continued rise in hospitalizations, which reached 2,049 on Sunday, reaching its highest point since summer. Health officials have repeatedly noted that current hospitalizations reflect infections that actually occurred two to three weeks earlier, meaning the continued surge in cases will lead to even higher hospitalization numbers in the ensuing weeks, potentially surpassing the ability of hospitals to treat patients.

According to county estimates released last week, every COVID-19 patient in the county is passing the virus to an average of 1.27 people -- the highest transmission rate the county has seen since March, before any safety protocols such as face coverings and social distancing were in place.

Based on that transmission rate, health officials estimate one of every 145 people in the county are now infected with the virus and transmitting it to others.

"This doesn't include people that are currently hospitalized or isolated at home," county Health Services Director Dr. Christina Ghaly said. "This is the estimate of people that are out and about and infecting others. They may not know they're infected. They may know they're infected and not be isolating. But they're out there and they're exposing other people to the virus."

The county's three-week stay-home orders took effect Monday and are expected to last through December 20. However, health officials warned that even more stringent shutdown orders could be in store if new cases and hospitalizations continue to spike.

Designed to stop the spread of the coronavirus by limiting the interaction between people of different households, the tightened health restrictions Monday, including a ban on most gatherings and strict capacity limits on most businesses, while forcing closures of playgrounds and card rooms.

It bars all public and private gatherings with people of multiple households, except for constitutionally protected outdoor church services and protests. It also sets occupancy limits at various businesses, while also mandating face coverings and six feet of physical distancing.

The capacity limits are:

The order allows most outdoor recreational facilities to remain open, including beaches, trails and parks. But face coverings are required. Also open are golf courses, tennis courts, pickleball, archery ranges, skate parks, bike parks and community gardens, but use is restricted to a single household at a time. Pools that serve more than one household may open only for regulated lap swimming with one person per lane. Drive-in movies/events/car parades are permitted provided occupants in each car are members of one household.

Schools operating with limited numbers of students and day camps can remain open, adhering to reopening protocols. Schools and day camps with an outbreak, defined as three cases or more over 14 days, should close for 14 days. Card rooms are closed, as well as playgrounds, except for those at child care centers and schools.

City News Service and Patch Staffer Paige Austin contributed to this report.

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Bad cyclists found on paths everywhere

Dear editor:

I believe Walter Tymofievichs understanding and experience of "Channel Parkway" and mine are different (Herald, Letters, Nov. 26).

I have cycled both the Penticton dyke area and the side of the roadway where I have endured inconsiderate trucks and cars who speed past.

The roadway is where I have encountered dangerous and inconsiderate cyclists who pass without warning but some of those cyclists who use the dyke are inconsiderate of others whether pedestrian or cyclist.

Some pedestrians are inconsiderate on both sides of the channel, the smaller path and the wider one.

An example of a cyclist's lack of consideration was when I met one on opposing sides of a bridge underpass.

There was no courtesy on their part and I risked injury trying to avoid them due to low-hanging bridge parts.

They seemed to have an attitude of entitlement about cycling where they wanted without regard to others.

So, Walter, my experiences are not unfounded, as you arrogantly proclaim.

Patrick Longworth

Penticton

You dont have right

to make others sick

Dear editor:

There seems to be a macho faction that says, "No way I'm going to wear a mask. I'll go where I like without one. You're infringing on my rights and freedom."

Ever try that line in a restaurant when you come in with no shirt or shoes?

Ever try that line with a policeman when he writes you a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt?

Ever tell a business owner that you can smoke in his establishment if you sure do feel like lighting up?

Rights and freedoms only apply when they are in no way harmful to others.

If you have bothered to read this far, please take the time to talk to your doctor about why we all should be wearing masks.

Mike Bugyi

Penticton

Theres an easy way to protect your health

Dear editor:

Do you really want to beat the virus and resume a happy, normal life?

Stay home and keep your mouth shut. Duct tape is cheap. So is common sense but it has to be activated!

Joe Schwarz

Penticton

Piecemeal restrictions dont make sense

Dear editor:

I may not be an Oxford scholar but Im certainly no dimwit.

And in my humble opinion, the COVID-19 information we receive with our corn flakes every morning is a bit confusing, just to say the least

Dr.Bonnie Henry should step out of the limelight, take a break and re- think some of what she is advising the public.

The latest from Dr.Henry suggests something that is low on the baloney scale ?

Athletes and dancers 18 years old and younger can still practice in groups of eight, if they wear a mask and are at least three metres apart.

A group of eight could include a carrier of COVID just as likely as a group of 20 50 or !00, could it not ?

What about eight seniors dancing the Charleston while wearing an oxygen mask and hospital gown?Would that be OK?

Dance and all exercise can include heavy breathing, so please, Dr. Henry, give less of the baloney.

Tom Isherwood

Olalla

As religion declines, so too does society

Dear editor:

At one time, I was pastor in a church where over 2,500 attended Christmas masses. Progressively this kind of Christmas has entered into decline.

Certainly there was something odd in this assembly. Many of these people were living a nostalgia; pretending to be connected with a place of lost meaning. Now we meet them at funerals and they are people with lives empty of faith. They can no longer communicate with believers and religious services. They want to create their own.

In a Cannes (1960) prize-winning Italian movie, called LAvventura, the director, Antonini, is dealing with the impossibility of relationships in a culture that has lost the importance and dignity of being human. It is a drama on the loneliness of human beings. He links this loss of meaning and inner emptiness to an abandoned church, in a country where faith was so essential to the culture.

Today people are no longer pretending that this faith exists or that religion, in one way or another, could give an illuminated soul to the world again. Finding meaning in communal prayer has been washed away in an epidemic of self-affirmation. The truth is simple; we now don't give a hoot, it really doesnt interest us and it is not of the slightest importance if Christians lost faith reappears or not.

In the film, this drama is being played out in the solitude of two individuals; in a brand new couple. The path followed by both of them is used to show that they are characters seeking something that escapes them.

How is it resolved in the movie? The man disappears to a party one night and flirts with a stranger who isnt close to him. The woman discovers him and is shocked, betrayed by the man she loved and there is a moment of fright and flight. Then there is the awareness that it does not matter and there is a sort of acceptance between them which goes further than this dramatic turning point of his cheating on her.

They are saved by a desperate mutual exchange of pity. The woman has become a mother. She is the strong one now. It is the only way they can stay together. They are not equals.

One night is all it takes to shatter their illusions. The movie was kind, hesitant and ended there.

At any rate, the season of Advent begins once more and offers us a pathway to the real meaning of Christmas.

Fr. Harry Clarke

Penticton

Worshippers unfairly targeted by orders

Dear Editor:

There seems to be a missing consideration in the recent actions of our esteemed Provincial Health Officer and Minister of Health. Freedom of religion is, in fact, protected under the Canadian Charter.

This means discriminatory actions by the government to close houses of worship under the false flag of public health guidelines must be seen to be of sufficient and imminent necessity to justify abrogating our Charter rights.

I have not seen any compelling data to suggest the need to single out religious institutions, especially those which have indeed exceeded previous public health guidelines, for closure.

Yet our restaurants, cheerleaders, martial arts studios, schools can continue to function within present guidelines.

So says Dr. Bonnie Henry, and she is an honorable person. Perhaps she has some information which she has not shared about specific sites which have been the source of outbreaks.

We certainly have seen such information for specific schools and places of business but this did not result in a blanket closure for all similar institutions. We have not seen any such information for places of worship, but perhaps this has been withheld in the interests of not showing sectarian bias. I point out these inconsistencies not to condemn Dr. Henry, but in an attempt to develop her sensitivity to the importance of religious observance for many of us.

If the present pandemic represents such a clear and present danger to justify suspending our Charter right to practice our religion, then should not all social intercourse, whether economic, educational or participatory, be similarly governed.

I foresee a tsunami of appeals to the Human Rights Commission in the very near future unless this situation is rectified.

Dr. R.W. Wilson

West Kelowna

No harm in checking out MAID process

Dear Editor:

What do you know about MAID? MAID or Medical Assistance In Dying, is a legal, voluntary form of euthanasia. It was introduced in Canada in June 2016 to help end the suffering of terminally ill adults.

By the end of 2019 nearly 8,000 gravely ill Canadian adults had received a doctors help to legally end their lives. Assisted deaths took place most often at home, but also occurred in acute care, in hospice, and in residential care homes for seniors.

When it was first legalized, there were never fewer than two cases per week in 2016, and the impression among doctors, based on the frequency of consultations, is that demand is rising steadily.

Doctors (frequently called prescribers) who are experienced in this field suggest that demand is not being met, and that if more physicians were prescribers, more patients would seek and be able to access this service.

Who is eligible?Citizens who satisfy the criteria laid out in Bill C-14 have a right to MAID, regardless of the beliefs of their physicians or hospital bylaws.

Our medical system has an obligation to make medically assisted death available. The number of adults opting for the end-of-life procedure is accelerating as patients with terminal illnesses grow to accept the idea.Patients seeking assisted death may

suffer from tumours (57%), organ failure (25%), neuro-degenerative disease (AlzheimersandParkinsons diseases) (11%), and other conditions (7%).

In 96%, death occurred with intravenous administration of medication. In 4%, oral administration was used.

Patients who opted for MAID, had a

10-day period of reflection required by federal law to change their minds.

I would like to think when the time comes for me that I would have the fortitude to make the decision that is right for me as well as how my family feels.

Talk to your physician.Ask them for the simple form required. Talk to your family. You can always change your mind.

Frank Martens

Summerland

Just calm down a bit, follow natural laws

Dear Editor:

Calmness seems to be sadly missing from this worldwide pandemic.

Medical science has proven that a state of stillness has a powerful healing effect on the body. We should try to follow these natural laws.

Farlie Paynter,

West Kelowna

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Towns and villages across England, which were left isolated when their railways were closed, are one step closer to having their connections restored and transformed, as 15 projects are awarded up to 50,000 each to progress plans to reinstate historic stations and restore passenger services, as announced in the Spending Review.

More than 50 years since the railways were radically reshaped, including thousands of lines and stations closed during the infamous Beeching cuts of the 1960s, this latest investment will kick-start work on schemes that reconnect previously cut-off communities, with the potential to reinvigorate local economies and level up opportunity across the country.

Restoring our railway

Schemes awarded funding include:

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said:

For towns and villages left isolated and forgotten by Beeching cuts, restoring a rail line or a station has the potential to revitalise a community. It breathes new life into our high streets, drives investment in businesses and housing, and opens new opportunities for work and education.

By building back with a real focus on better connections and supporting left-behind communities, were delivering our promise to level up this country.

These latest projects to receive a share of the second round of the Restoring Your Railway Ideas Fund will progress plans to deliver new routes and improved connectivity, as well as developing plans for new stations to areas poorly served by public transport.

Entries have been specifically judged on their ability to deliver real economic benefits and support left-behind communities, with investment targeted at regenerating local economies by:

Rail Minister Chris Heaton-Harris said:

From restoring historic stations at Ferryhill and Langport, to reinstating passenger services on the Maid Marian Line and transforming rail connections around Bolton, Bury and Consett, our investment will provide the vital links that people depend on.

Among the winning bids is a scheme to reinstate passenger services from Bolton to Manchester through Radcliffe with a radial Metrolink running through some of the most economically deprived parts of the UK.

A proposal for a Mid-Cornwall Metro has also been awarded development funding which would create a coast to coast through-service connecting the biggest towns in Cornwall Newquay, Par, St Austell, Truro, Penryn and Falmouth reducing journey times and easing road congestion.

Todays news comes as the government provides 32 million of funding to deliver 3new stations in England and Wales, including Edginswell in Torquay, Thanet Parkway in Kent and St Clears in Carmarthenshire, with additional funding being invested to develop a further 2 in Haxby and Deeside.

The Beeching cuts saw tracks ripped up or grassed over, iconic viaducts and bridges left without a purpose and communities set adrift. Initially proposed by British Rail chief Dr Richard Beeching in 1963, passenger services were ended on around a third of the rail network, with more than 2,300 stations closed and up to 5,000 miles of track axed across the UK.

Over the summer, proposals from MPs and local authorities for the second round of the Ideas Fund were considered by an expert panel, including Rail Minister Chris Heaton-Harris and Network Rail Chair Sir Peter Hendy, after 51 bids were received earlier this year.

A further 28 bids will receive further guidance to help develop and refine their ideas for assessment in future funding rounds.

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While co-living has been around for a long time under different names, it is emerging into a popular business trend and evolving through included amenities and features. In a webinar, Hmlet Director of Revenue Nicolas Westen and Hmlet Cantonment Guest Services Manager Christopher Tsoi discussed the growth of co-living and how Hmlet is moving forward in the industry.

The concept of Co-living first emerged in Denmark in the 1970s and was originally under the name of co-housing. The initiative of this perfect neighborhood was to put 35 families together, interacting and sharing their social circles, common spaces, and personal philosophies. The birth of this concept effectively achieved, or in other words, maximized the sustainability and a great sense of community and collaboration of a neighborhood and refreshed people's mindset. Ever since then, the co-living concept has grabbed people's attention, and the interest in co-living has steadily spiked in the last few years.

In 2020, co-living is becoming one of the trendiest decisions of living worldwide. With the emptiness and loneliness come along with the solitary lifestyle, many people want to rebuild the relationship between each other under real-life context, and Co-living is the one who puts heavy emphasis on re-creating community support, group activities, and a sense of belonging. As globalization will take the young workforce to new places, Co-living will help them deal with unfamiliarity and emotional toll effectively and dynamically.

Co-living is simply a term for people living together in a shared space. There are different types of co-living spaces. Some are shared homes that put residents together as much as possible, while others provide private spaces with common living areas for residents to get together when they choose. Co-living may provide temporary housing or be more long-term.

Some co-living spaces include maid service, internet and other amenities. Some have a focus that brings people together around their common interests, such as a community garden or an art workshop. Nonetheless, some co-living spaces bring together different types of people, giving residents a break from their careers.

Co-living has long been around through roommates, communes and other forms of communal living. Yet it has recently become a popular trend because startups and hotel groups have jumped on the opportunity, rebranding the idea of people living together with this new term and adding amenities that make the housing option more desirable. Also, the millennial generation has shown interest in this living style, and modern societal conditions have encouraged it.

While people can create co-living situations on their own, businesses that facilitate the relationship provide some benefits. The main one is that they remove the burdens of doing it on your own, such as negotiating your own contract, furnishing the place and setting up utilities, Wi-Fi and other services. Co-living businesses take care of all of these factors and make it easy to move right in.

Some key factors determine why a property attracts a certain audience. It often comes down to the location of the property. For example, the property may provide a living option in a packed urban area or put someone close to a university or job. Yet co-living can give access to more than the place, also providing knowledge, a network and a like-minded community focus.

Running a co-living business is similar to a hotel business in some ways, such as providing great service. But there are key differences on the business end. Staff get to know people better with co-living due to longer stays and return visits. Co-living businesses allow for more flexibility and creativity, and changes or ideas can be implemented faster and easier. Staff can be true to themselves and show their personalities more, which creates more genuine relationships. Another example of a distinction is that Hmlet digitizes the handling of issues, so guests put in a ticket on an app rather than calling the front desk as they would in a hotel.

Hmlet and co-living have been impacted by Covid-19 just as other industries have been. The crisis particularly affected certain locations as they quickly went from a boom due to Chinese New Year to struggling for occupancy. They adapted to the situation by opening their properties to stay-at-home notice guests.

They learned that going forward, Hmlet can be a platform to serve people during difficult periods. They recognized that life will not go back to how it was before and that it's important to adapt. For example, co-living can adapt through remote viewing and being aware of how people's behaviors are changing. Hmlet recognizes that making the guest the focus and revolving everything around them is key to staying relevant even if preferences and social conditions change.

Co-living will continue to change and evolve. Cultural shifts may make it more common and popular, and Hmlet sees the hospitality industry going in this direction.

Hmlet's plans for moving forward include focusing on matching the right location with the right building and the right product to the right customer. They want to:

About Nicolas Westen | Director of Revenue, Hmlet | EHL Class of 2001

Nicolas Westen is multi-lingual and can speak four languages. After graduating from EHL, he worked for Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts for more than 11 years. He then moved to Bulgari Hotels and Residences as Director of Sales and Marketing. Before joining Hmlet in 2019, he was the GM of Today For Tomorrow, a real-estate company in Belgium.

About Christopher Tsoi | Guest Services Manager, Hmlet | EHL Class of 2010

Christopher Tsoi is a multi-lingual hotelier with cross cultural exposure living and working in Hong Kong, Lausanne, London, Beijing, Vancouver, and Singapore. He is passionate about Sales and Guest Relations. Previously Christopher has worked for Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts for more than seven years. He was the Guest Experience Manager at the Four Seasons Singapore before joining the Hmlet last Autumn.

Hmlet, as one of the representatives of Co-living companies in Singapore, was founded in 2016 by Yoan Kamalski and Zenos Schmickrath. It provides its members with a living experience paired with a curated community of like-minded individuals. The flexible lease options, fully furnished spaces, and on-demand services enable Hmlet to comfort its properties into dynamic environments. All the members of Hmlet have freedom and flexibility with their livings, including month-to-month flexible leases and opportunities to move into any of Hmlet's other co-living properties in any other city or area whenever they need.

After knowing the concept of co-living, you may raise some questions: Why should I choose co-living rather than renting an apartment when I move to a new city? Should I choose co-living even when living in my own country? How is co-living evolving? Join us for a discussion on co-living with Hmlet, Asia-Pacific's fastest-growing co-living company!

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