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Cedars of Lebanon (152 E 200 South) specializes in vegetarian dishes, such as falafel or rice-stuffed grape leaves. If you prefer a meat dish, the chicken, lamb, and beef shish kebabs are popular. Visit on weekends and you'll be entertained by bellydancers. Q4U Hickory Smoked Barbeque Restaurant (4655 S 4800 West Valley Ct) is the place to visit for ribs, boneless smoked chicken breasts, old-fashioned Southern fried chicken, or luscious homemade cheesecake. Don't visit if you need to count calories. Remember it's important to tip for good service. An appropriate tip in Salt Lake is 15 percent of the gross bill for mediocre service, 18 percent for good service, and 20 percent for outstanding service. Many restaurants will add a gratuity of 18 percent for parties larger than six people. Now that you've learned about the variety of things to see and do in Salt Lake City, you may want to pare down your options and come up with a plan. The next page offers suggested itineraries to help you do just that. Adriatic Luxury Hotels invests in its employees
Croatian Times The Adriatic Luxury Hotels firm is furthering its employees’ education over the winter.
More than 250 workers are taking part in a class or seminar in Croatia or abroad.
The Adriatic Luxury Hotels management said it had decided to invest in their employees' training despite the world financial crisis because they believe education and business excellence are worth spending money on. The Adriatic Luxury Hotels management company is a premier hotel group that manages luxurious hotels in Croatia and the UK. During the next three months, 50 employees will attend English and Russian classes. The programme aims, among others things, at improving communication with guests and maintaining service of high quality.
Adriatic Luxury Hotels has cited Ankica Hapan, a chambermaid at Hotel Dubrovnik Palace who has been ranked among the best tourism workers in Croatia, as an example for other employees.Hapan is employee of the year in the Croatian National Tourist Board’s (HTZ) category "Tourist Employee – Key to Success."