#sextraffic

(via Sex Trafficking Is Slavery, And It Kills)

I was heading to bed last night and skimming Twitter one last time when I saw a headline that broke my heart.

In researching credible people and sources in regard to human trafficking and active abolitionists, I came across these inspiring women. There are far more, but these are the most recent I have found. Take a look:

  https://www.childrenofthenight.org/who_we_are.html

Dr. Lois Lee – For years now, she’s been an active abolitionist and lover of others who are in need of help. With her simple courage to stand up for what is right and her ability to trust others and put herself in the middle of a world that needs help, she has changed thousands of lives. Truly a joy to read.

(https://twitter.com/drloislee)

  http://seedswillgrow.com

Jennie Joy – an active follower and lover of Christ. Her blog provides a mixture of thoughts, experiences, hopes, understandings, and wonderful insight. What drew me most to her is her clear inexpressible joy for Christ and her willingness to follow Him.

(https://twitter.com/seedswillgrow)

  *Lois has clearly used her ability to network and communicate with others to provide an amazing opportunity for those whose lives may otherwise have ended in the sex trade.

We should remember this. Always take into account that we can make a difference by talking to someone else. Doors are opened and help is fruitful.

                                                       Hotel rooms for few hours during the daytime don't have smartest reputation especially in India. Even though it's quite famous in western countries but whenever we heard the word " Rooms during daytime" , traditionally it raised our eyebrows & we think it's gonna be used for romance but its not the same what it seems and there is a big market apart from sex-traffic where people are using dayuse room or want to use dayuse rooms provided easy to book, options to choose and most important cost effective.

Before starting DayHalt.com, we had done our market research & come to stats that due to change in working style of today's generation and growing trend in Travel & Business Industry, there is a need of dayuse rooms.

There are lot of instances where people can use dayuse rooms apart from romantic liaison like during transit, at religious places, for holding meetings, to freshen-up & to keep luggage, corporate for Hiring candidate, people visiting different cities for 1 day trade Fair etc

  Response from our user Gouthami (at Therodinhood fourm discussion).

I think that there is definitely a market for this. Often when I travel to smaller towns, there is a long gap between flights - Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore - and often I wish that was a comfortable room where I could stretch out a bit or catch up on a nap. I have used the facility in Bangkok and Singapore several times.Or sometimes while making a day trip for a meeting, after the meeting is over, it would be a relief to just relax in the privacy of a room.

Also one of our user "Anshuman"comment on our Facebook page stating, he always wanted service like this as he felt need of dayuse room at Shirdi.

                           Major feedback and pain point what we got from our customers was regarding cost of the room and nasty looks from receptionist. Even though they are using hotel rooms for few hours during daytime and filling empty rooms for hotels, they need to shell out either full night cost or max they get 10% discount which is not value for money. Not only this, whenever they ask for dayuse rooms, looks from people around the hotel its like they had done some crime by asking dayuse rooms.

DayHalt.com arrived into the city with talk of a hotel revolution. DayHalt is an online portal to book hotel rooms for few hours during the day time at 50-60% discounted rates.

Idea is to increase revenue of Hotel by selling unsold inventory and at the same time providing value for money rooms to our customers. We have listing of rooms from luxurious to Budget hotels & apartments across countries depending on our customers need and budget. Each room is rented during day hours and once a day only. 

Before Dayhalt, finding hotel rooms for the day was, if not impossible, very complicated. Availability were uncertain, quality was dubious, and sometimes, you even had to endure nasty looks or comments from hotel staff. Transactions often could only be made at the hotel, in cash. Dayhalt delivers convenience, transparency and ease of use.

  Read an article what NEXTBIGWHAT say about us - http://www.nextbigwhat.com/day-use-hotels-availability-in-india-dayhalt-297/

                              Would you book a hotel room for a few hours?