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How do you stand out in a tiny desert town that boasts the World's Largest Thermometer?

- Easy.

- Open a UFO-themed beef jerky store.


"The Gateway to Death Valley" -- as blistering Baker, Calif., is known -- is also where Argentina-born Luis Ramallo parked his now-famous Alien Fresh Jerky store several years.

Ramallo, a deeply serious believer in extra-terrestrials, had first opened a jerky stand near infamous Area 51 (the Air Force base central to many UFO conspiracy theories), out along the Extraterrestrial Highway in Rachel, Nev.


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One of the displays inside Alien Fresh Jerky in Baker, California.


So much so that Ramallo is now planning the launch of his UFO Motel, which will be just behind the jerky store.

"The building will be in the shape of a saucer, and it will include 20 UFO-themed rooms," Ramallo said. "We are very excited and got some important approvals just this week to move forward, so we are all set. I'm hoping to have it open within two years. And there will be nothing else like it in this world."

Until the UFO Motel opens, Alien Fresh Jerky will no doubt continue to attract all sorts of interesting human visitors. The store boasts dozens of gourmet jerkys, dried fruits, nuts, stuffed olives, candies, BBQ sauces and more tasty edibles.







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How do you stand out in a tiny desert town that boasts the World's Largest Thermometer? In a remarkable showcase of creativity and entrepreneurial spirit, Luis Ramallo has made quite the splash in Baker, California, also known as "The Gateway to Death Valley." After opening the UFO-themed Alien Fresh Jerky store, he is set to expand his quirky business venture with plans for the UFO Motel. This unique motel is designed to capture the imagination with its flying saucer shape and is expected to feature 20 extraterrestrial-themed rooms, aimed at attracting tourism to this small town famous for its eccentricities.

A Unique Culinary Experience​

Located near the infamous Area 51 in Nevada, Ramallo's journey began with a simple jerky stand that tapped into the UFO folklore of the region. Alien Fresh Jerky offers much more than just beef jerky; the store boasts an extensive selection of gourmet jerkys, dried fruits, nuts, and various specialty sauces. Ramallo's efforts not only provide tasty snacks but also a delightful experience for the eclectic visitors drawn to the area, including UFO enthusiasts and tourists seeking a unique shopping adventure.

Future Plans for the UFO Motel​

With recent approvals in hand, Ramallo is optimistic about the UFO Motel's development, stating, "We are very excited... I'm hoping to have it open within two years. And there will be nothing else like it in this world." The motel aims to combine comfort with a playful nod to the extraterrestrial theme, which has already proven to be a successful draw at the jerky store. The integration of these two attractions is a clever approach to bolster tourism in Baker, California, transforming the town into a must-visit destination for the curious and adventurous.

Engage with the Community​

As the construction of the UFO Motel progresses, Alien Fresh Jerky will continue to be a focal point for visitors. For readers who are interested in quirky travel destinations or unique business ideas, this story exemplifies the power of creativity in fostering community engagement and tourism. What do you think about themed businesses like Ramallo's? Have you ever visited a quirky roadside attraction that left a lasting impression? Share your experiences in the comments below!
 


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