Know-How Exchange : Taglines/Names

Thanks Phil.
It doesn't seem brutal, but sincere.
I had "Enjoy nature" - or "Enjoy wilderness"- in the list but I removed them because I thought they are abused sentences, especially the 1st one.

A friend suggested this: "Get involved with nature" because knows that the lodge wants to start a "Save the Puma" programme (puma in SouthAmerica = cougar).

Thanks again

Hi Jenny.
I find "Go wild" nice but more useful for a tour operator. Any tourist can go wild in that area without being client of that Lodge. I think some could even read it as "Wild" (very basic) accomodation, and those travellers on a shoestring are not the lodge target.
What do you think about my previous reply to Phil?

Thanks in advance.

How about "As Close As You Can Get To Sleeping in the Park"

Mike

Thanks Mikee.
All lodges and hostels are in the same village, then at the same distance, and nobody knows if tomorrow there will be a new lodge closer to the park. There is no control on that.

Sleep Comfortably In The Wild
Relax Here. Go Wild Nearby.

HI Jay.
I find a clue in your useful suggestions. In effect tourists need to rest well before visiting the park. The main reason is the altitude: they sleep at 3,500 meters above sea level (11,500') and the following morning they will see (and walk) at 4.000 m. (about 13,000 feet) and more. Oxygen is scarse and everybody needs to get accustomed to the thin air.

I think we have to tell them: "Hey. If you don't spend the night in a comfortable lodge, you will not enjoy the wilderness tomorrow".
Maybe we are on the right track. What do you (all) think?
Thanks.

This is good too, Jay.
Thanks

Thanks rferhatovic. The task is getting challenging. I thought it was less difficult to find the solution. The more I think, the more questions I get.
Talking with somebody in this business I got this suggestion: "concentrate on the lodge benefits and not on the Park, because all hotels are in the same area and the wilderness is available to everybody, whether they stay here or there. If we remove this "wilderness" concept the effort must be 100% on the Lodge.

It is different in 3 main points:
1-comfortable and cosy (at a reasonable price)
2-friendly with an helpful management
3-it is involved in a "saving the local wildlife" project.

He (we) think this 3rd point could be the key answer. Market research show that more travellers are willing to do something in order to proect the environment, and given them the chance, they will see favourably a company that looks "green". If (he continues) the lodge is committed to saving nature and wildlife (giving a % of the profits to the "green found"), the enphasys could/should be on that "feature" and the suggested tagline could be something like:
-Save wildlife while you sleep.
-Saving wildlife with comfort.
-Protect wildlife with your stay.
-Eco-friendly, guest friendly. (only descriptive)

Thanks again to all. I really like this forum!

Last Sincere Thanks to all of you before I close this question.