New Accommodation Video for Stoop Farm Peak District

Nov. 23, 2010 - PRLog -- There aren’t enough words to capture the beauty and charm of the Peak District; many have tried to express its majesty and rugged splendour but few have succeeded. And whilst a picture may paint a thousand words it cannot really do justice to this magnificent area.

Leading accommodation and information experts Peak District Online realised that many business owners in the Peak District would like to add another dimension to their web presence to give visitors a real flavour of what staying in their bed and breakfast, guest house or hotel would really be like.

The solution is a unique video-recording service offered as part of an existing web advertising package or for brand new customers. Sheep grazing in sunny meadows, a gaggle of geese running for their supper, the majestic hills in the evening – these have all been captured by professional video artists working on Peak District Online’s new concept in online marketing.

These two-minute slots that can be accessed online via the company’s site and are an incredible way for potential customers to make an informed decision about where to stay; they can admire the views, check out the rooms and then book online.

The owners of Stoop Farm Bed and Breakfast in the heart of the Peak District are delighted with their new video prepared by a skilled team well practised in showing properties to their best advantage. Theirs is a working farm and there are shots of the animals roaming the fields as well as views of the glorious countryside.



Peak District Online software developer Steve Wake said: “We are delighted to be able to offer this added value to our existing offering and there is no doubt it will revolutionise the way people choose a place to stay in the Peak District.

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“We also have a rolling programme to video the main Peak District towns and villages so holidaymakers can watch a video of a location and then a place to stay and all online.”

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Since we established Peak District Online in 2004, the website has flourished and grown beyond our wildest dreams. More than 12 million hits a month and with over 11,000 pages on the Peak District