Hospitality service
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Hospitality Services are networks of people who trade accommodation. Usually, no money is involved. This gives travellers the chance to stay with locals instead of in hotels or hostels, getting a better perspective on the culture they visit and saving money. Most networks were founded to enable people traveling to gather more intercultural understanding and to foster peace in the long run.
- Agritourism - stay and work at farms while travelling
- Hospex - founded in 1992, the first Internet based hospitality club, no longer active
- Hospitality Club - largest hospitality organization, free membership
- Pasporta Servo - for Esperanto speakers
- Servas Open Doors - oldest hospitality exchange organization founded by Bob Luitweiler
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External links
- Hospitality Club (http://www.hospitalityclub.org/)
- Couchsurfing (http://www.couchsurfing.com/)
- Information about hospitality exchange (http://wikitravel.org/en/article/Hospitality_exchange) at Wikitravel
