What does B&B mean? What does B&B mean?

B&Bs are small accommodations that use local houses near scenic spots and the hosts participate in the reception work to provide tourists with accommodation. Living in a B&B can help you understand the local customs. B&Bs are different from hotels or restaurants. B&Bs are different from traditional hotels. They may not have high-end luxury facilities, but they can allow people to experience the local customs, feel the enthusiasm and service of the B&B owners, and experience a life that is different from the past. .

There are many theories about the origin of Minshuku. Some studies say it comes from Japanese B&Bs, while others say it comes from France. If you look into the term B&B, it comes more from the UK.

In the early 1960s, farmhouses in the sparsely populated southwestern and central parts of the UK began to have B&Bs in order to increase their income. There were not many B&Bs at that time, and they adopted the B&B (Bed and Breakfast) business model. The nature of the hotel is family-style hospitality. This is the earliest B&B in the UK.

Tourist B&Bs are divided into two levels, gold level and silver level. The gold level is a high level, and the silver level is an ordinary level. The higher the level, the higher the quality of reception facilities and services.

The development of B&Bs in Taiwan has a long history. The first area where large-scale B&Bs were developed was Kenting National Park, around 1981. It was originally intended to solve the problem of insufficient accommodation. It's just a simple accommodation type without guided tours or catering services. This is due to the insufficient supply or lack of services in hotels and hotels in recreational areas during holidays, or the reason why mountaineering tourists live in dormitories in mountainous areas. People who have vacant houses want to hang up signs for B&Bs, or go directly to hotel entrances, stations and other places to solicit solicitations. Tourists have given rise to this industry.