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Chapter 4 Clasical Greece Goodfellow Publishers4章古典希腊Goodfellow出版商

Commercial Hospitality When [city] funds were sufficient, it would be a fine plan to build more inns for ship owners near the harbours, and convenient places of exchange for merchants, also inns to accommodate visitors. Again, if inns and shops were put up both in Peiraeus and in the city for retail traders, they would be an ornament to the state and at the same time the source of considerable revenue. (Xenophon, Ways and Means 3:12–13) CLASSICAL GREECE Civic and business hospitality developed from private hospitality but retained the key foundation: treat others as to make them feel at home even though they are not at home A distinct and rapidly developing commercial hospitality sector represented a key source of income for a city and as a necessary attraction to bring tourists or traders to the city O’Gorman, The Origins of Hospitality and Tourism, Goodfellow Publishers ? 2010 * Classical Greece The Origins of Hospitality and Tourism DOMESTIC HOSPITALITY: THE NOMAD AND THE HOMESTEAD Basis for understanding Just as Genesis set the foundations for the Judaeo-Christian practices of hospitality the Greco-Roman ones can only be understood in the context of the Homeric writings. In Chapter 1 xenos, had the interchangeable meaning of guest or stranger. Classical Authors Ancient Greece: Homer 800 BC philoxenos was the law or custom of offering protection and hospitality to strangers. Hospitality brought expectations The law / custom was felt by the Greeks to be so central, so fundamental to civilized life that its patron was the god of gods, Zeus himself. “I will not detain you here for long… I’d find fault with another host, who acted excessively hospitable or excessively hostile. Balance is best in all things. It’s bad either way, to urge a guest to leave who does not want to go as it is to detain the guest who wishes to leave. Welcome the coming, speed the parting guest” Homer Odyssey 15.68 - 74 Evolution of Hospitality – Domestic Based around the