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NOV./DEC. 2008
Table of Contents
Commentary
News Briefs
Trade Show News
Major League Baseball
INDUSTRY
Industry Alerts
Show Calendar
SPONSORS
Wholesale Fashion Jewelry
by Cool Jewels
ARCHIVES
2008
October 2008
Aug./Sept. 2008
June/July 2008
May 2008
March 2008
February 2008
January 2008
2007
Nov./Dec. 2007
October 2007
Aug./Sept. 2007
June/July 2007
May 2007
March 2007
February 2007
January 2007
2006
Nov./Dec. 2006
May 2006
March 2006
February 2006
January 2006
2005
Nov./Dec. 2005
October 2005
Aug./Sept. 2005
June/July 2005
May 2005
March 2005
February 2005
January 2005
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Commentary
Executive Digest
Trade Show News
Show Calendar

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Gourmet food items personalized with the Deer Valley
Resort name make great gifts and souvenirs.
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esort gift shops are not
hardware stores and that
is why the tongue-incheek
rules of gift
buying for men do not apply.
Namely that first, he cannot have
too many cordless drills, second,
anything with the word socket or
ratchet, or third, anything for his
car, works. Fortunately, resorts are
resplendent in outdoor sports that
interest men, so a related gift is
usually a winner.
A further clue to buying for
men can be gleaned by their own
shopping behaviors. Paco Underhill,
author of the best-seller “Why
We Buy: The Science of Shopping,”
observed that men do not
pay as much attention to price tags
as women do, and they veer towards the practical. So
when in doubt, shoppers wondering through a limited
section of the resort shop relegated to men’s gifts
do well with items of practicality and quality, and
sporting a logo, a bonus.
Women are buying for men 75 percent of the time
whether for son, husband, father or nephew, said
Rebecca Leonard, retail manager at the Samoset
Resort in Rockport, Maine. Otherwise, it is men buying
for men.
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