In Shaghap village, Alisa renovated her home to make a Bed and Breakfast with the help of the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC). Since Spring, she has also been working for the Holani company, which produces organic teas, honey and dried fruits. Tim traveled to the Ararat region to meet Alisa and her German guests staying at the Bed and Breakfast.

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